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Meanings of have a caesarean in English

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Usage of have a caesarean in English
1
If you have a caesarean, there is the risk of wound infection.
The Guardian
2
If I choose to have children, I'll have to have a caesarean at about 36 weeks.
The Guardian
3
When I was told that I was going to have a caesarean section I was relieved.
The Irish Times
4
The patient deteriorated, with worsening cardiac function, and proceeded to have a caesarean section on day 7 of admission.
Pubmed
5
Due to gestational diabetes, Siddiq was advised to have a caesarean section at 37 weeks -on the same day.
The Guardian
6
His company provides medical insurance which means his wife will be able to have a caesarean in a private hospital next month.
The Guardian
7
And let's face it, if you're going to have a caesarean, it's not a good idea to have vampires in the room.
The Guardian
8
At that time the Coombe Hospital had a caesarean hysterectomy rate of one in 600 caesarean sections.
The Irish Times
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Medical reports said that three of these were premature babies whose mothers had a Caesarean before dying.
The Irish Times
10
Even the woman who has a caesarean section under general anaesthetic still has the miracle of a newborn baby.
The Guardian
11
'I had a Caesarean section, which is why I wouldn't let you undress me that day.
Millionaire's women
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Ms Turner said she had been assured at the time there was no cause for concern after she had a Caesarean at 36 weeks.
BBC
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In October almost half of mothers (48.65 per cent) had a Caesarean, according to the monthly maternity patient-safety statement.
The Irish Times
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