This document discusses indications for cesarean section and details of the procedure. It lists absolute indications such as placenta previa totalis and relative indications like previous C-section. The document describes three types of abdominal incisions - midline, Maylard, and Pfannenstiel - and five types of uterine incisions, including low transverse. The remainder of the document focuses on the steps for performing a low transverse cesarean section.

1. Indication of
cesarean section
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Dr. Dalin

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Absolute
• Placenta previa totalis
• Placenta abruption
• Placenta acreta
• CPD
• Transverse presentation
• Pelvic mass causing obstruction
• Advanced carcinoma cervix
• Vaginal obstructions
Relative
• Previous C/S
• Fetal distress
• Breech presentation
• Failed induction of labor
• Hypertensive disorder of
pregnancy

4. Abdominal incision
•A: Midline incision
•B: Maylard incision
•C: Pfannenstiel incision

5. Uterine incision
• A: Low transverse incision
• B: Low vertical incision
• C: Classic incision
• D: J incision
• E: T incision

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