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Repeat cesarean delivery

A planned repeat C-section is a scheduled cesarean surgery before labor after a previous cesarean birth.

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Delivery after previous C-section and VBAC explained

Delivery after previous C-section and VBAC explained

Understanding Your Birth Options After a previous C-section, the two broad delivery plans are TOLAC and planned repeat cesarean. TOLAC is the attempt to labor with the goal of vaginal birth; VBAC is the successful vaginal birth that may result. If labor does not progress safely, if fetal status becomes concerning, or if another obstetric […]

Birth plan after previous C-section

Birth plan after previous C-section

Begin with the previous cesarean record The most useful starting point for a birth plan after previous C-section is your prior operative report. This document usually describes why the cesarean was performed, the type of uterine incision, whether there were surgical complications, and how the uterus and surrounding tissues were repaired. The skin scar does […]