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CAESARION SECTION CLINICAL PATHWAY BHS Owen Sound PATIENT ID INCLUSION CRITERIA All women who deliver via Caesarion section. HOW TO USE THE CLINICAL PATHWAY 1. This is a proactive tool to avoid delays

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Before the surgery:

1. Consult with your doctor: Schedule a prenatal appointment to discuss the reasons for a caesarian section and address any concerns or questions you may have.
2. Choose a delivery date: Work with your doctor to determine the best timing for the procedure, keeping in mind factors such as the baby's growth and your overall health.
3. Prepare for the surgery: Follow any instructions provided by your doctor, which may include fasting and avoiding certain medications before the procedure.

During the procedure:

1. Anesthesia: You will be given anesthesia to ensure that you are comfortable and pain-free during the surgery. The most common options are an epidural or a spinal block.
2. Surgical incision: After numbing the area, the surgeon will make a small incision in your abdomen and uterus to access the baby.
3. Delivering the baby: The surgeon will gently lift the baby out of the uterus and clamp and cut the umbilical cord.
4. Closing the incisions: The surgeon will then carefully stitch up the incisions on both the uterus and abdomen.

After the surgery:

1. Recovery in the hospital: You will be monitored closely in the hospital for a few days to ensure that both you and the baby are recovering well. Pain medication may be provided to manage any discomfort.
2. Breastfeeding and bonding: You can start breastfeeding as soon as you feel comfortable, keeping in mind proper positioning to avoid putting pressure on your incision. Skin-to-skin contact and bonding with your baby are important for establishing a close connection.
3. Post-operative care: Follow your doctor's instructions for caring for your incision, such as keeping it clean and dry, avoiding heavy lifting, and taking prescribed medications as directed.
4. Postpartum check-up: Schedule a follow-up appointment with your doctor to ensure that your incision is healing properly and to address any postpartum concerns or questions.

Who needs caesarian section:

1. Women with certain medical conditions: Caesarian sections may be recommended for women who have certain health conditions, such as high blood pressure, heart disease, or diabetes, that may increase the risks of vaginal delivery.
2. Multiple pregnancies: Women carrying twins, triplets, or more may require a caesarian section due to factors such as the baby's position, size, or complications during pregnancy.
3. Fetal distress or complications: If the baby is showing signs of distress during labor, such as an abnormal heart rate or lack of oxygen, or if there are complications such as placenta previa or umbilical cord prolapse, a caesarian section may be necessary for a safe delivery.
4. Previous caesarian section: If a woman has previously had a caesarian section, the risks associated with a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) may lead to the recommendation for a repeat caesarian section.
5. Incompatibility between the baby and birth canal: In some cases, the size or position of the baby may make it difficult or impossible for a vaginal delivery, necessitating a caesarian section.

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What is caesarian section?

Caesarian section is a surgical procedure in which a baby is delivered through an incision in the mother's abdomen and uterus.

Who is required to file caesarian section?

Caesarian section is typically performed when a vaginal delivery is not possible or safe for the mother or baby.

How to fill out caesarian section?

To fill out a caesarian section report, medical professionals must document the details of the procedure, including the reason for the surgery and any complications.

What is the purpose of caesarian section?

The purpose of caesarian section is to safely deliver a baby when a vaginal birth is not possible or poses risks to the mother or baby.

What information must be reported on caesarian section?

Information such as the reason for the surgery, the baby's health status, and any complications during the procedure must be reported on a caesarian section report.