Different Uterine Suturing Techniques Following Cesarean Delivery: A Systematic Review

Cesarean delivery is a commonly performed surgical procedure in women worldwide.However, the optimal technique for uterine suturing following cesarean delivery remains a topic of debate.This systematic review aims to evaluate the different uterine suturing techniques and their advantages and disadvantages.The review analyzed nine studies investigating the efficacy and outcomes of different suturing techniques.The review found nine different uterine suturing techniques, including Single-Layer Closure, Double-Layer Closure, Two-Layer Closure with an Interlocking Layer, Inverted-U Closure, Uterosacral Ligament Suspension, Single-Layer Closure with Inverting Lembert or Cushing Stitch, Two-Layer Closure with Separate Suture Materials, Locking Stitch Technique, Continuous Barbed Suture.Each technique has its advantages and disadvantages in terms of ease of use, hemostasis, prevention of scar dehiscence, and postoperative complications.The review also highlights the need for further research and development of new suturing techniques to improve the outcomes of cesarean delivery.In other words, we believe there is a need for innovative approaches and advancements in suturing techniques to enhance the safety and efficacy of cesarean delivery.