Patterns And Determinants Of Caesarean Section Rates According To Modified Robsons Criteria: A Descriptive Study From A Tertiary Care Hospital

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Descriptive analysis highlights maternal characteristics and the rising cesarean section rates in women, suggesting targeted interventions.

Around 73.5% of the deliveries were cesarean sections, indicating a significant prevalence of surgical births.
Group 5, consisting of women with previous cesarean deliveries, accounted for nearly 50% of cesarean sections, marking it as a major contributor.
This retrospective study assessed 3,925 deliveries to classify cesarean sections using modified robson's criteria and identify determinants.
Modified Robson’s criteria can effectively audit cesarean sections, revealing areas needing intervention to lower CS rates.

Qureshi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive analysis highlights maternal characteristics and the rising cesarean section rates in women, suggesting targeted interventions.