Elective caesarean sections (CS) that have medical indications contribute to better
pregnancy outcomes but women have to consent for the procedure to be performed within …

Background: The preference for mode of childbirth by women is emerging as a global
subject of interest to many researchers, especially with the steady increase in caesarean …

Background: While the rate of Cesarean Section (CS) has been increasing in developed
countries, the same cannot be said about developing countries, especially Nigeria. Despite …

Background: When vaginal birth is not possible (emergency CS) or the doctors believe the
risk to the mother and baby would be greater with a vaginal delivery, a Caesarean section is …

Background: Multiparous women's preferred mode of delivery is partly influenced by their
experiences in their previous deliveries. For the nulliparous women, the possible influencers …

Background Cesarean section (CS) is a critical surgical procedure employed to ensure safe
deliveries in cases of complicated pregnancies. Despite its importance, misconceptions and …

Abstract Knowledge, Perception and Acceptance of Caesarian Section have been identified
to be a major factor contributing to the rising maternal morbidity and mortality. This study …

Background: Cesarean section (CS) is a surgical procedure by which the mother is incised
in the abdominal region during child delivery. The study aims to evaluate the knowledge …

Introduction: Increasing the rate of cesarean section is a major public health problem;
Because cesarean section threathened mothers and infant's health. Also, the cost of health …

Background: Nigerian women are unwilling to have a Caesarean section because of the
general belief that abdominal delivery is a reproductive failure on their part regardless of the …