A prospective study of maternal complications as predictors of C-sections and their impact on neonatal outcomes

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Observational study shows maternal complications predict C-sections, indicating relevance for neonatal outcomes.

Oligohydramnios was the most common reason for cesarean sections, affecting 53% of women.
Among 100 pregnant women, 66% were primigravida, significantly impacting maternal and neonatal care.
Severe pain, back pain, and headache were the primary postoperative maternal complications observed.
Neonatal complications included respiratory distress and low birth weight, highlighting care needs.

Tole et al. (2025) studied this question.

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