The role of maternal body mass index in outcomes of vaginal births after cesarean

Article Abstract:

The association between maternal body mass index and obstetrical outcome in patients with a prior cesarean undergoing a trial of labor versus elective repeat cesarean is evaluated. Results suggest that maternal body mass index is an independent factor associated with a lower rate of successful vaginal birth after cesarean.

Health aspects, Patient outcomes, Vaginal birth after cesarean, Body mass index

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Trial of labor in patients with a previous cesarean section: does maternal age influence the outcome?

Article Abstract:

The effect of maternal age on the rate of vaginal delivery and the rate of uterine rupture in patients undergoing a trial of labor (TOL) after a prior cesarean delivery is evaluated. It is found that patients who are 35 years or older are prone to have a failed TOL after a prior cesarean delivery.

Causes of, Risk factors, Influence, Cesarean section, Uterine perforation, Maternal age

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The role of sonographic endometrial patterns and endometrial thickness in the differential diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy

Article Abstract:

The usefulness of the endometrial trilaminar pattern and thickness in the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy is studied. The trilaminar pattern is specific for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, but it is associated with low sensitivity.

Methods, Ultrasound imaging, Diagnosis, Physiological aspects, Pregnancy, Ectopic, Ectopic pregnancy, Endometrium

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