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Describe the features of a c-section and its complications.?

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Cesarean: Surgical procedure used to deliver babies. Risks of bleeding, injuring vital organs, infection, pain, death sometimes.

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Like any surgery but: Cesarean during labor carries slightly higher risks of infection and bleeding versus a scheduled cesarean. Also if it is a first abdominal surgery then surgical risks are lower. For repeat cesarean sections risks related to scar tissue, injury to bladder, injury to uterus, placenta abnormally attached - are all increased. Cesarean done for prematurity is also higher risk.

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