Maternal and neonatal morbidity associated with higher-order of four or more repeat cesarean sections: a retrospective cohort analysis in Dubai

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Retrospective cohort study shows increased maternal morbidity in higher-order cesarean sections, suggesting need for improved risk management.

Higher-order repeat cesarean sections are associated with increased maternal morbidity.
Significantly elevated risks include uterine rupture and blood transfusions among women with multiple CS deliveries.
Statistical analysis revealed notable differences in outcomes between higher-order and lower-order cesarean sections.
Enhancing clinical strategies is crucial for managing risks in patients undergoing multiple cesarean deliveries.

Cherifi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective cohort study shows increased maternal morbidity in higher-order cesarean sections, suggesting need for improved risk management.