Cesarean section (CS) is the delivery of a fetus through an abdominal incision followed by incision of the uterine wall. Reasons for increasing CS rates include the safety of the operation, delivery of breech babies by CS, and fear of uterine rupture after a previous CS. Local indications for CS in the Philippines include obstructed labor, hemorrhagic complications, abnormal labor patterns, fetal distress, and previous CS, which accounts for 34% of cases. The vertical incision begins above the pubic bone and the fascia and muscles are separated to access the peritoneal cavity. A hysterotomy is then performed, usually transverse or vertical. Maternal mortality from CS is low except in cases of infection,