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Correspondence to Author: Dr.Memoona Mehboob¹, Dr.sereen fatima²,Dr.farhat rehman³, Dr.Ammad Ali^4*,Dr.Muhammad israr⁵. 

¹Mbbs fcps gynae, medical officer rhc ghoriwala bannu.
² Mbbs fcps gynae, medical officer civil dispensary ratta kulachi.
³ Mbbs m-phill, associate prof and hod physiology bkmc/mti.
⁴Mbbs d-derm, d-desthatic
⁵Bds m-phil ap biochem department.

DOI: 10.52338/taofm.2024.4279

Abstract:

Objective: To examine the correlations between obstetric and demographic variables and the results of delivery, with a particular emphasis on the success rates of vaginal birth after caesarean sections. Examining age groups, gravidity, parity, and their associations with delivery techniques and infant problems are some of the specific goals.
Method: Retrospective analysis of obstetric data from a cohort of women who gave delivery is part of the project. Age groups, gravidity, parity, and other participant demographics are gathered and sorted. Birth outcomes are documented, including instrumental delivery, vaginal birth, rates of caesarean sections, and newborn problems. The relationships between demographic factors and birth outcomes are evaluated using statistical methods such as logistic regression and chi-square testing.
Result: The demographics of the participants are shown in Table 1, which includes significant percentages in the 25–35 age range, with gravidities ranging from 1 to 4 and parities from 0 to 3. Table 2 lists the results of births; vaginal deliveries account for 65.6% of all deliveries. Compared to younger age groups, older age groups had higher incidence of birth hypoxia and caesarean sections. As shown in Table 4, higher gravidity and parity are also linked to higher incidence of caesarean sections and newborn problems.
Conclusion: ersonalized care plans are essential for improving the health of new mothers and babies, especially when they are VBAC cases. The results highlight the necessity of customized risk assessment and management strategies to improve maternal and newborn health outcomes and birth outcomes.

Keywords:normal vaginal delivery, c-sec, instrumental delivery, age, gravida, parity.

Citation:

Dr.Ammad Ali, Factors associated with successful vaginal delivery after prior Cesarean section. The Annals of Family Medicine 2024.