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Meanings of c-section in anglès
The delivery of a fetus by surgical incision through the abdominal wall and uterus (from the belief that Julius Caesar was born that way)
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Examples for "caesar"
Examples for "caesar"
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Titus Caesar had known me for the past four months; long enough.
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Caesar's children will be in danger in the days to come too.
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No words have power over Martin in Caesar's presence save Caesar's own.
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The deal still needs approval from regulators The BBC's Julia Caesar reports.
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The very same thing happened in Rome in the case of Cæsar.
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Greater maternal stature is associated with lower risk of intrapartum caesarean delivery.
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Results: None of the neonates born by primary caesarean experienced birth trauma.
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For women with complicated deliveries, lifesaving caesarean sections are no longer possible.
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The surgical risks of a planned caesarean include haemorrhage, thrombosis and infection.
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If you have a caesarean, there is the risk of wound infection.
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However, limited evidence identified regarding socio-demographic factors of the cesarean section birth.
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Conclusions: Patient-perceived pressure from clinicians significantly predicts labor induction and cesarean delivery.
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Further, pre-gestational BMI was associated with the need for primary cesarean section.
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At 33 weeks she underwent cesarean section because of serious vaginal bleeding.
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Heterotopic cesarean scar pregnancy is a rare, life-threatening form of ectopic pregnancy.
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Because of fetal dysfunction, emergency caesarian section was performed by a Pfannenstiel incision.
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She also gave birth last year, delivering via caesarian section.
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Most if not all the bulldogs you see today were born by caesarian section.
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At 38-weeks into pregnancy, a scheduled caesarian section was carried out under general anesthesia.
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During surgical incision, the fetus went into distress, and an emergency caesarian section was performed.
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All reproaches about Cesarian insanity which were cast at the great man and his whole life date from that time.
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There is a recent record of a Cesarian section performed on a woman of forty in her twelfth pregnancy and one month beyond term.
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Conclusions: Patient-perceived pressure from clinicians significantly predicts labor induction and cesarean delivery.
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Independent risk factors for cesarean delivery were identified using logistic regression.
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Similar rates of cesarean delivery, epidural use and abnormal APGAR scores were observed.
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Methods: Tissues were obtained from 56 healthy women who underwent elective cesarean delivery.
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Dependent variables were cesarean delivery, episiotomy, and low infant birth weight.
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Greater maternal stature is associated with lower risk of intrapartum caesarean delivery.
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Conclusion: Maternal age, cigarette smoking and caesarean delivery were associated with LBW and PB.
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Secondary outcomes were caesarean delivery and adverse neonatal outcomes.
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The ORs for caesarean delivery and neonatal death varied by mother's education, parity and age.
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As caesarean delivery rates increased during the past decades, the rate of instrumental vaginal delivery declined.
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The baby was born in Nelson Hospital by an emergency caesarian delivery, and then flown to Wellington Hospital in a critical condition.
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Caesarian delivery at the 27th week of gestation was performed because of tumour progression.
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However, limited evidence identified regarding socio-demographic factors of the cesarean section birth.
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Further, pre-gestational BMI was associated with the need for primary cesarean section.
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At 33 weeks she underwent cesarean section because of serious vaginal bleeding.
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Placenta percreta is a rare but dramatic complication after previous cesarean section.
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There, shortly after noon, Patrick Bouvier Kennedy was born via cesarean section.
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There is a recent record of a Cesarian section performed on a woman of forty in her twelfth pregnancy and one month beyond term.
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The boy was delivered one month early by caesarean section, hospital officials said.
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Acute stress immediately before spinal anaesthesia for caesarean section may contribute to hypotension.
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Early last October Dr A performed a caesarean section on a 20-year-old woman.
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This population-based, case-control study investigated the association of caesarean section and neonatal death.
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Background: Rates of caesarean section are progressively increasing in many parts of the world.
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Because of fetal dysfunction, emergency caesarian section was performed by a Pfannenstiel incision.
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She also gave birth last year, delivering via caesarian section.
3
Most if not all the bulldogs you see today were born by caesarian section.
4
At 38-weeks into pregnancy, a scheduled caesarian section was carried out under general anesthesia.
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During surgical incision, the fetus went into distress, and an emergency caesarian section was performed.
Usage of c-section in anglès
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What if I do need to see a doctor or have another c-section?'
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Once I confirmed it with the doctor, I decided to have a c-section.
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I was booked in for a c-section on Wednesday, 8th December.
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However, once she found out the baby was breeched, she opted for a c-section.
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An emergency c-section was performed and the bullet was removed from the infant's abdomen.
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It's not clear why c-section births are tied to a better chance of being heavy.
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Long line down the middle is "Kelsey's Exit." The c-section debacle.
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The factors most associated with c-section were private funding, greater length of education and high obstetric risk.
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Cesareans have become increasingly popular, and in the U.S. now one in four babies is born through a c-section.
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Add in the fact that I had a c-section with my daughter, and nothing stays in like it's supposed to anymore.
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Doctors wearing blue scrubs and white face masks delivered her by c-section in a tent sterilized to become fit for operations.
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He said the c-section had been planned for a long time but the date was brought forward "for medical reasons".
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The IUD was actually said to have been removed during the mother's c-section, rather than being clutched in the baby's tiny fist.
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An emergency c-section was eventually performed, but the baby suffered severe brain damage due to oxygen deprivation and died at six days.
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People were 33 percent more likely to be overweight or obese if they were born by c-section, researchers report in the International Journal of Obesity.
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In this study, we analyzed the cerebellum of preterm pigs delivered via c-section at 91% term and raised for 10 days, until term-equivalent age.
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