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Meanings of C-section in English
The delivery of a fetus by surgical incision through the abdominal wall and uterus (from the belief that Julius Caesar was born that way)
Usage of C-section in English
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It has long been recognized that many countries have high C-section rates.
2
And I read somewhere that children born by C-section have problems bonding.
3
In fact, the C-section is the least controversial decision in the process.
4
The fourth DVD covers the possibility of vaginal birth after a C-section.
5
When the time came, my daughter was born by an emergency C-section.
6
Ashley: I was in a lot of pain because of the C-section.
7
The only surgeon available to perform that C-section is the Obama administration.
8
I must give you a kiss for saving me from a C-section.
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Current reports describe an increased rate of preterm birth and C-section.
10
A twin pregnancy in India almost invariably leads to a C-section, she explained.
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And should they get pregnant again, they'll typically need another C-section.
12
Pershing saw the woman on the operating table in preparation for a C-section.
13
The couple just welcomed a bouncing baby girl, delivered via C-section.
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Just over 9 percent of the infants were delivered via C-section.
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But haring into Westminster the day before a C-section was, plainly, very stressful.
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The babies were delivered through an elective C-section two weeks ahead of term.
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