Abstract
The comparing of the operation time of second cesarean section with the closure or non-closure of parietal peritoneum in the first cesarean section: Result in omental adhesions to the scarpa fascia?
Highlights
The wellbeing of the baby and mother is cornerstone of the obstetric
The rising in cesarean section numbers that are unneccesary is a major problem in the global world
When C- section rates rise towards 10% across a population, maternal and newborn deaths decrease; when they are higher than 15%, there is no evidence of reduced morbidity [6]
Summary
The wellbeing of the baby and mother is cornerstone of the obstetric. The delivery was perfomed with vaginal birth for many years. By increasing use of antibiotics and operations numbers, the mortality and morbidity of baby and mothers had got importance after vaginal deliveries. The surgeons choosed the cesarean sections (C/S) than any normal vaginal deliveries to decrease the fetal and mother death rates. For the encouraging patients and doctors for the vaginal deliveries are not enough to decrease the numbers of unneccesary caeserean sections in the world. The aim of cesarean section is the decreasing of newborn and mother mortality and morbidity rates, the complications of the cesarean section can be result in disability or death of the baby and mother [3,4,5]. The C-section can be repeated operations for same women For this reason, the postoperative complications of C- section are important for woman’s life. Was the operation time of the second cesarean section affected from the technics of the operation in the first cesarean section
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