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17 Diseases Researched for Natural Birth

Name	AC	CK
Cesarean Section	13	210
Birth: Labor & Delivery	6	100
Postpartum Hemorrhage	3	50
Birth Problems: Breech Presentation	2	40
Postpartum Problems	2	40
Blood Transfusion	2	30
Infant Mortality	2	30
Breastfeeding: Complications	1	20
Pneumonia	1	20
Pregnancy Complications	1	20
Asthma	1	10
Atopic Dermatitis	1	10
Clostridium Infections	1	10
Endometriosis	1	10
Hypersensitivity: Immediate	1	10
Infant Infections	1	10
Respiratory Infections: Infants & Children	1	10

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Cumulative Knowledge Score 35
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Caesarean delivery independently reduces overall risk in breech presentations and risk of intrapartum fetal death in cephalic presentations but increases the risk of severe maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality in cephalic presentations.Nov 17, 2007

Cesarean delivery is associated with increased risks of endometritis, the need for transfusion, and pneumonia.Jul 19, 2007

Cesarean delivery is associated with significantly increased risk of maternal death from complications of anesthesia, puerperal infection and venous thromboembolism.Apr 01, 2010

Elective cesarean delivery is associated wtih increased maternal morbidity and mortality. Apr 01, 2007

Elective cesarean section is associated with increased rates of maternal puerperal febrile morbidity, wound infections as well as breastfeeding problems in the postpartum period.May 27, 2010

Hospital readmission after delivery is higher for cesarean deliveries versus vaginal ones. Jan 01, 2010

Induction and prelabor cesarean section is associated with an increased risk of severe postpartum hemorrhage.Sep 01, 2009

Neonatal mortality rates are higher among infants delivered by cesarean section (1.77 per 1,000 live births) than for those delivered vaginally (0.62).Sep 01, 2006

Pregnancy-related mortality is higher among women delivered by cesarean. Feb 01, 2001

The risk of maternal postpartum readmission increases in cesarean and operative vaginal deliveries versus spontaneous vaginal delivery. Apr 01, 2005

There is evidence that water immersion during the first stage of labour reduces the use of analgesia and reported maternal pain, without adverse outcomes on labour duration, operative delivery or neonatal outcomes.Jan 01, 2004

There is no firm evidence to recommend systematic elective caesarean section for breech presentation at term.Jul 01, 1998

Home birth attended by a midwife is associated with lower medication use than a hospital birth. Feb 05, 2002

Infants born by elective caesarean delivery at term are at increased risk for developing respiratory disorders compared with those born by vaginal delivery.May 01, 2004

Labor induction is associated with an increased risk of cesarean delivery, more more newborns requiring neonatal care, more mothers needing a blood transfusion, and a longer maternal hospital stay.Apr 01, 2005

Labor induction is associated with increased cesarean risk.Jan 01, 2010

Midwife-led birth is associated with higher vaginal birth rate and lower rates of obstetric intervention.Jan 12, 2011

Mode and place of delivery, gastrointestinal microbiota, and their influence on asthma and atopy.Oct 31, 2011

Planned home birth attended by a registered midwife was associated with very low and comparable rates of perinatal death and reduced rates of obstetric interventions and other adverse perinatal outcomes compared with planned hospital birth.Sep 15, 2009

The risks of severe maternal morbidity associated with planned cesarean delivery are higher than those associated with planned vaginal delivery. Feb 13, 2007

Vaginal parturition decreases recurrence of endometriosis.Aug 01, 2010

Women whose labor is induced (versus spontaneous labor) are more likely to have uterine hyperstimulation, caesarean delivery (3 fold more likely), and babies with low Apgar scores (a measure of newborn health).Sep 14, 2010

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