Abstract
Prophylactic prescription of antibiotics before C-section prevents maternal infectious morbidity in the postoperative period, while irrational prescription leads to the development of adverse outcomes [1]. Postpartum infections are becoming the main cause of prolonged hospital stay and increase the costs of the healthcare system [2]. The aim: to conduct a comparative pharmacoepidemiological analysis of the caesarean section outcomes with antibiotic prophylaxis and antibiotic therapy.
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