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[The age of women who deliver vaginally after a prior cesarean section]
The author has studied in detail the structure of age groups of women delivered vaginally after a previous caesarean section over a period of ten years. He supports the view that the combination of an "aged lying-in woman" (over 29) and a previous caesarean section should not be in itself an obligatory indication for a planned caesarean section as it is considered now. So, the conclusion is that the indication "aged primipara" (over 29) as an only indication for a planned caesarean section should be doubted since 70 women over the age of 29 and after a previous caesarean section delivered vaginally without any complications for the mother or fetus.
The author has studied in detail the structure of age groups of women delivered vaginally after a previous caesarean section over a period of ten years. He supports the view that the combination of an "aged lying-in woman" (over 29) and a previous caesarean section should not be in itself an obligatory indication for a planned caesarean section as it is considered now. So, the conclusion is that the indication "aged primipara" (over 29) as an only indication for a planned caesarean section should be doubted since 70 women over the age of 29 and after a previous caesarean section delivered vaginally without any complications for the mother or fetus.