In 2008, poor women had C-sections more often than non-poor women (CI2008 = −0.0629, 95% confidence interval between-0.1165 and −0.0093), but such a difference was not observed in 2006.
Women with high childbirth fear did not request a caesarean section more often than women with low/moderate childbirth fear (see Table 1).
14 In studies by Wiklund et al., 15 primiparae who requested a caesarean section more often planned to have only one child, did not attend parenthood education, perceived their health to be less good than they would like, and were more often born outside of Sweden, compared with women giving birth vaginally.
Cesarean sections were more often performed in the CH, in which deliveries with a higher risk of maternal or fetal complications at birth occurred [ 55].
Small cross-sections revealed usually larger CMP values, and large cross-sections were more often classified as irregular or spread.
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This being said though, having in mind that the risk of fetal malformation in WWE is twofold higher (Artama et al. 2006), and caesarian section performed more often among WWE (Olafsson et al. 1998), the potential risk involved with ECT induced epileptogenic seizures must in each case be considered.
Likewise, a historical cohort study of 118 women, who were pregnant within 9 months before or 3 months after their first treatment for breast cancer, reported a higher proportion of preterm births among offspring of women with breast cancer compared with controls, mainly because elective cesarean sections were done more often to allow earlier start to cancer therapy.
Thus, we hypothesize that a better physician - as measured by an index defined in the next section - will more often suggest mammography screening in line with the official national and EU screening guidelines, thus inducing higher screening rates.
Caesarean section was performed more often among oocyte recipients than controls in a national setting where vaginal delivery (84%% of all singleton deliveries in Sweden) is the mode of delivery of first choice [ 31].
