Conclusions: Amnioinfusion improves the neonatal outcome and reduces the frequency of cesarian sections.
Many women are wary of hospital births, both because of a patient's limited control over the process and because of the growing frequency of Caesarean sections (use of the procedure increased by 50percentt nationwide from 1996 to 2006, to nearly one in three births, according to the National Center for Health Statistics).
Instead, Campbell tried, as Schmidt had done in his final days, to make the paper more local to the Valley, increasing the number and frequency of local sections, called Neighbors, which contain local news and advertising distributed only in specific suburban communities.
We calculated the frequency of similar sections in a set of 193 duplicate citation pairs identified by Déjà vu, based on the manually estimated full text similarity ratio.
The higher rate of premature births for women may explain some of the difference in the frequency of caesarean sections.
This was explained by an increased frequency of caesarean sections, delivery at earlier gestational age, lower maternal age, and education level (17).
Eneroth et al. (2000) [ 4] reported that the frequency of Caesarian sections in Boston Terriers was 62%, and in French Bulldogs 43%.
The higher frequency of caesarean sections in women with chronic diseases could be a possible explanation for this somewhat unexpected observation.
As hypothesized, women with chronic diseases had a higher frequency of caesarean sections; however, the physiologically spontaneous birth was still the most frequent birth mode in both groups.
