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COMPLEX CESAREAN SECTION: SURGICAL APPROACH TO REDUCE THE RISKS OF INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS AND POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE
Royal Free Hospital, University College London, UK
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The article highlights the rising rates of cesarean sections globally and the diminishing training opportunities for obstetricians to handle complex cases. It identifies common complications associated with previous cesarean sections and postpartum hemorrhage, emphasizing the importance of careful surgical techniques. The authors propose a standardized approach to identify and manage patients at risk of complex cesarean sections, aiming to improve surgical outcomes and minimize complications.
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