Reproduktiv salomatlik va uro-nefrologik tadqiqotlar jurnali 20212№ 3

Subject of the article

CAESAREAN SECTION IN WOMEN WITH A UTERINE SCAR. MODERN METHODS OF MANAGEMENT (LITERATURE REVIEW) (11-18)

Authors

Valiev Shukhrat Nasimovich, Negmadjanov Bahodur Boltaevich

Institution

Samarkand State Medical University

Abstract

According to WHO, the frequency of caesarean section ranges from 10-15% in economically developed countries. In some obstetric hospitals, it has reached 30-40% or more, continuing to increase. According to the world literature, every fourth woman is delivered by caesarean section, and every fifth of them has a postoperative period with complications. In Uzbekistan, this operation is performed with a frequency of about 17-20%, while the European region is characterized by a frequency of 14-24%, in the USA - 29% of all births, and in Chile and Brazil - 40%.

Key words

Valiev Shukhrat Nasimovich, Negmadjanov Bahodur Boltaevich, Caesarean section in women with a uterine scar. Modern methods of management, Journal of reproductive health and uronephrology research. Vol. 3, issue 3. pp.11-18

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