Morales GP, Hernández MJA, García RJ, Islas LE

Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 181-184
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ABSTRACT

Introduction. Cesarean delivery rates in the world are increasing, Mexico has not been excluded, but the practice has brought new problems of maternal and fetal health. Objective. Provide the conditions that are associated with the practice of cesarean section. Conclusion. Caesarean delivery must be achieved by taking into account the risks and benefits, it is advisable to use the academic guides, like the American College of Gynecology and Obstetrics, in particular to confirm the gestational age and lung maturity before performing an elective caesarean.

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