19,99 €
inkl. MwSt.
Versandfertig in 6-10 Tagen
10 °P sammeln
Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Ocular trauma]( "Ocular trauma")
Ocular trauma23,99 €![Prevalence of PTB among patients presenting with cough of any duration]( "Prevalence of PTB among patients presenting with cough of any duration")
Prevalence of PTB among patients presenting with cough of any duration26,99 €![Burden of shoulder and/neck pain among school teachers in Ethiopia]( "Burden of shoulder and/neck pain among school teachers in Ethiopia")
Burden of shoulder and/neck pain among school teachers in Ethiopia26,99 €![Advancing knowledge into the clinical assessment of dementia]( "Advancing knowledge into the clinical assessment of dementia")
Advancing knowledge into the clinical assessment of dementia51,99 €![AN ASSESSMENT OF SEVERITY OF PAIN IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT]( "AN ASSESSMENT OF SEVERITY OF PAIN IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT")
AN ASSESSMENT OF SEVERITY OF PAIN IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT38,99 €![The assessment of lymphatic vessel invasion in cancer]( "The assessment of lymphatic vessel invasion in cancer")
The assessment of lymphatic vessel invasion in cancer19,99 €![The Challenges Experienced by Non Governmental Organisations]( "The Challenges Experienced by Non Governmental Organisations")
The Challenges Experienced by Non Governmental Organisations32,99 €
Cesarean section (CS) delivery is one of the methods to deal with complicated childbirth and mostly is performed when normal process of labor is failed. Many mothers and infants have been saved from death and disability when CS is performed with in the medical indication protocol . However; its overuse causes for concern due to its association with increased maternal morbidity, mortality, cost, and utilization of scarce health care resources. Since CS is becoming prevalent, identifying factors for such phenomenon is fundamental to monitor closely and reduce unnecessary CS procedures. Data from 414 mothers were collected and analyzed. This book contributes in terms of creating awareness among mothers and policy makers as to what the associated factors are for the increasing proportion of the CS. The study also highlights the cons and pros of CS and puts recommendations on how to use the procedure properly. The book can be a benchmark for health professionals, policy makers, healthresearch institutions etc. to carry out further studies in a wider scope in Ethiopia and will be an input to other developing countries to conduct similar studies.