Ratio of transfer cesarean section after trial of labor and maternal-fetal adverse outcomes based on Robson classifications / 中华妇产科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the ratio of transfer cesarean section after trial of labor and maternal-fetal outcomes based on Robson classifications.Methods The delivery data by cesarean section in Third Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University from January 1st,2009 to December 31st,2015 (gestational age ＞28 weeks and newborn birth weight ＞1 000 g) were retrospectively collected.The ratio of transfer cesarean section after trial of labor and maternal-fetal adverse outcomes were analyzed by weighted adverse outcome score in different Robson classifications.Results (1) The highest ratio of transfer cesarean section after trial of labor was classification 9 (all abnormal lies,including previous cesarean section and breech were excluded) reached 47.31％ (431/911),followed by classification 2 (nulliparous women with a single cephalic pregnancy,＞37 weeks gestation who had labour induced) accounted for 44.90％(409/911).(2)The tops of weighted adverse outcome score of transfer cesarean section after trial of labor were classification 10 (single cephalic pregnancy at ＜37 weeks gestation,including women with previous cesarean delivery) 24.55,classification 5 (single cephalic pregnancy multiparous women,with at least one previous cesarean delivery,＞37weeks gestation) 3.64.Conclusion Carefully evaluating the delivery mode and emphasizing the intrapartum management in nulliparous women with a single cephalic pregnancy,at ＞ 37 weeks gestation who had labour induced and trial of labor after cesarean section is essential to reduce the risk of adverse outcomes in transfer cesarean section after trial of labor.