WAYS TO REDUCE CESAREAN SURGERY
Masoumeh Birjandi, Dimitrie Nanu
Romanian Journal of Medical Practice · 2019
doi:10.37897/rjmp.2019.2.3 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The rate of cesarean section has increased in a very fast way in the last three decades all around the world. In Romania, the rate has dramatically increased after 1990. Romania occupies the third position in Europe with a rate of 37% of cerean sections from the total number of births. This paper aim is to illustrate ways for reducing the number of caesarean surgeries in Romania and it is based on both analysis of multiple scientific papers and author’s own experience. Results. We will identify the causes of cesarean surgery that can be avoided in such a way that birth can occur naturally. In general, among the most discussed clinical situations is listed the high-risk pregnancy and the second caesarean section. In order to reduce this worrying cessation rate, more interventions in the current health system are needed: better medical staff training as well as better communication and collaboration between the patient and the doctor in assessing all the risks of doing so operations. Conclusions. The high percentage of cesarean operations in Romania can be reduced by providing better and quality services to pregnant women.
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