Cesarean birth in the Global Network for Women's and Children's Health Research: trends in utilization, risk factors, and subgroups with high cesarean birth rates.
Margo S HarrisonAna L GarcesShivaprasad S GoudarSarah SaleemJanet L MooreFabian EsamaiArchana B PatelElwyn ChombaCarl L BoseEdward A LiechtyNancy F KrebsRichard J DermanPatricia L HibberdWaldemar A CarloAntoinette TshefuMarion Koso-ThomasElizabeth M McClureRobert L GoldenbergPublished in: Reproductive health (2020)
Cesarean birth rates continue to rise within the Global Network. The proportions of cesarean birth are higher among women with no history of cesarean birth in the African sites and among women with primary elective cesarean, primary cesarean after induction, and repeat cesarean in the non-African sites.