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[The problem of Caesarean section (author's transl)]

A Bichler, A Dorfmann, A Ortner

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    Modern prenatal supervision significantly increased Caesarean section rates, linked to fetal indications. While maternal morbidity remained stable, infant mortality decreased, though infant depression rose. Optimal rates appear between 7-10%.

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