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Abstract Summary – Conclusion& Recommendation This study has been done in Zagazig University Hospitals, Obstetrics Department, in one year from June 2005 - June 2006. The aim of this study is to reduce maternal & fetal morbidity and mortality and this done as regard to the incidence of Vaginal deliveries either N.V.D.( spontenous) or assisted V.D. ( Vaccum & forceps), incidence of CS., as well as maternal and fetal morbidity & mortality. In the last period it is found that rate of CS increased all over the world. In United States total cesarean rate increased every year, and in 2002 it was 26.1%, the highest rate ever recorded. In 2004, 29.1% of all live births were delivered by cesarean section, according to the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).47 In England, cesarean section rates have increased from 9% of deliveries in 1980 to 21% in 2001 therefore about 120,000 caesarean sections are performed annually in England and Wales. A similar increase in CS rates has been seen in many developed countries It this study all cases assessed according to : age of the mother, parity, mode of delivery, medical disorders, post partum complications (e.g. PPH, infection, DVT ), and neonatal outcome (live birth or stillbirth ) and this fetus need admission to NICU or no. The main goal of this study is how to reduce feto-maternal morbidity and mortality. The following Results was found : Total numbers of patients who were admitted to obstetric Department in labour during the period from June 2005 – June 2006 was (6350), Total number of N.V.D. was ( 3821 =60.2% ), Total number of operative V.D. was ( 112 =1.8%), Total number of CS was ( 2417 = 38.1%). And it was found that ( 43.8% ) due to previous CS, (13.8% ) due to CPD, ( 9.9% ) due to Malpresentations & Malpositions, ( 9.1% ) due to APH, ( 8.3% ) due to Hypertension & preeclampsia, (13% ) due to fetal distress, ( 1.2% ) due to previous myomectomy , ( 0.95% ) due to rupture uterus, total number of live birth was ( 6243 = 98.3% ), Total number of maternal deaths was ( =0.09%), total number of still birth was ( 107 = 1.7% ) and total number of babies admitted to NICU was ( 222 = 3.5% ). By analysis of results of the study it is found that : Rate of CS increased allover the World and this is due to previous CS, delay in childbirth and reduced parity, decrease in rate of vaginal breech delivery, short period between Pregnancies especially if previous delivery by CS and fear of complications that may occur to the scar of the uterus during trial of vaginal delivery after CS, In addition to medical complications that may occur with increased age for the mother. Conclusion Rate of cesarean section in Zagazig University Hospitals in one year from June 2005 to June 2006 was ( 2417 = 38.1% ), the cesarean section patient were classified according to causes of cesarean section, it has been found that (43.8%) were due to previous cesarean section, (13.8 %) due to CPD, ( 9.9% ) due to Malpresentations & Malpositions, ( 9.1% ) due to APH, ( 8.3% ) due to Hypertension & preeclampsia, (13% ) due to fetal distress. CS due to previous surgery of the uterus :- Myomectomy 1.2% - Repaired rupture uterus 0.95% Total number of maternal deaths was ( =0.09%), Total number of still birth was ( 107 = 1.7% ) |