Tag: CSEC
One in 60 Women Undergoing C-Section Experience Severe Perioperative Morbidity
Higher prevalence seen for intrapartum versus prelabor cesarean deliveries
Planned C-Section May Be Tied to Increased Risk for Leukemia in Offspring
Associations were driven by B-cell precursor ALL, concentrated among boys and at peak ages of acute lymphoblastic leukemia at 5 years and younger
Appropriate Nurse Staffing Tied to Lower Cesarean Birth Rates
Additionally, better staffing tied to higher rates of vaginal birth after cesarean
Family Medicine-Only Staffing at Birthing Hospitals Tied to Fewer C-Sections
Additionally, family medicine-only staffed hospitals have stronger nursing-rated safety culture
High Predictability for Measles Antibody Dynamics Discernible From Birth
Odds of primary vaccine failure were increased in association with cesarean birth
Dexmedetomidine Cuts Incidence of Postpartum Depression After C-Section
Reduction in incidence of positive PPD screening seen among women with prenatal depression undergoing elective C-section
Racial Disparities Persist in General Anesthesia Rates for C-Section
Disparities no longer seen once a neuraxial catheter is in situ among those undergoing intrapartum cesarean delivery
Personalized Protocol Cuts Opioid Prescribing After C-Section
Personalized protocol for opioid prescriptions after C-section reduced total MMEs, without need for readmission, rescue opioids
ASA: Studies Present Solutions for Preventing Blood Loss After Cesarean
CaCl infusion reduces quantitative blood loss after C-section, and uterine tone score can predict outcomes, including bleeding
Opioid Use Down With High-Frequency Electrical Stimulation Device After C-Section
Less opioid medication used prior to discharge and fewer MME prescribed at discharge in the functional versus sham device group
