Retrospective cohort study compares maternal and neonatal outcomes in elective and emergency caesarean sections, indicating fewer complications in elective cases.
Key Points
Emergency LSCS results in significantly higher complications compared to elective procedures, impacting maternal health.
The neonatal outcomes, including fetal prognosis, are better in elective LSCS, with lower risk of complications.
Retrospective cohort analysis of patients undergoing LSCS at Akash hospital reveals critical differences between the two approaches.
Findings suggest a clear distinction in perinatal outcomes based on the elective or emergency nature of the caesarean section.