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    Vaginal delivery has lower rates of maternal infection, hemorrhage, and anesthesia complications compared to Cesarean delivery. While elective Cesarean delivery has lower rates of stress urinary incontinence, evidence is weak that vaginal delivery directly causes other pelvic floor disorders or that one delivery method is favored over the other.

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    Vaginal delivery has lower rates of maternal infection, hemorrhage, and anesthesia complications compared to Cesarean delivery. While elective Cesarean delivery has lower rates of stress urinary incontinence, evidence is weak that vaginal delivery directly causes other pelvic floor disorders or that one delivery method is favored over the other.

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    Vaginal delivery has lower rates of maternal infection, hemorrhage, and anesthesia complications compared to Cesarean delivery. While elective Cesarean delivery has lower rates of stress urinary incontinence, evidence is weak that vaginal delivery directly causes other pelvic floor disorders or that one delivery method is favored over the other.

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    VAGINAL

    DELIVERY
    Rubin Tjiang
    3rd semester

    Resident of Obstetric dan


    Gynaecology
    Medical Faculty of Sebelas Maret
    University

    ROUTE OF DELIVERY
    Compared with Cesarean delivery,
    spontaneous vaginal delivery has lo
    wer associated rates of maternal in
    fection, hemorrhage, anesthesia co
    mplications, and peripartum hyster
    ectomy
    The NIH panel (2006) summarized that stress urinary
    incontinence rates after elective cesarean delivery
    are lower than those following vaginal delivery - the
    evidence implicating vaginal delivery in other pelvic
    floor disorders to be weak and not favoring either
    delivery
    route

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