Outcome of the vaginal birth after cesarean section during the second birth order in West Kazakhstan

IbrahimA Abdelazim, KZh Sakiyeva, Mohamed M. Farghali, С С Жумагулова, Moldir B. Dossimbetova, M S Sarsenbaev, Gulmira Zhurabekova, Svetlana Shikanova

2018

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DOI 10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_293_18
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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Vaginal birth after cesarean section (VBAC) increases the chance of subsequent vaginal deliveries and reduces the repeat cesarean section (CS) rate with subsequent postoperative morbidity. OBJECTIVES: To detect the outcome of VBAC during the second birth order in Aktobe region of West Kazakhstan. PATIENTS AND METHODS: A total of 832 women eligible for trial of VBAC were included in this study. Women who signed the consent of VBAC were evaluated thoroughly and data such as maternal age, body mass index, height, gestational age at admission, indication of the previous CS, estimated fetal weight, engagement of the fetal head, condition of the membranes, and cervical dilatation were collected. Data collected after delivery include duration from active phase of labor, mode of delivery, fetal, and neonatal outcomes. The collected data analyzed to detect the outcome of trial of VBAC during the second birth order in Aktobe region of West Kazakhstan. RESULTS: = 0.01) were significantly associated with successful VBAC. CONCLUSION: , gestational age ≤40 weeks, inter-delivery interval ≥2 years, and fetal head <-2 station increase the success of VBAC. Prolonged active phase of labor >7 h and the need for labor augmentation decrease the chance of VBAC success.