N. Chaillet, Benoît Mâsse, William A. Grobman, Allison Shorten, Robert J. Gauthier, Patrick Rozenberg, M. Dugas, J. Pasquier, François Audibert, H. Abenhaim, S. Demers, Bruno Piedboeuf, William D Fraser, Robert Gagnon, G. Gagné, Diane Francoeur, Isabelle Girard, L. Duperron, M. Bedard, Mira Johri, E. Dubé, S. Blouin, Thierry Ducruet, M. Girard, Emmanuel Bujold
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(Abstracted from Lancet 2024;403:44–54)
Women who have delivered a baby via cesarean section have a difficult choice when it comes to delivering a second child: delivery via a second cesarean or attempting vaginal delivery, both of which are associated with some risks to both mother and baby. Recent studies have shown evidence that provider support for decision-making is vital in minimizing risk.
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