Vaginal Birth after Caesarean Caesarean Childbirth Pregnancy and Birth

Vaginal Birth after Caesarean

Informative sites related to Vaginal Birth after Caesarean for childbirth.

• - The online resource for issues concerning pregnant women, parenting, family, moms, and baby.
  
• - Los Olivos Women's Medical Group format of consent documents regarding this procedure. Document spells out the risks and cites statistics for complications.
  
• - A personal story of an attempted vaginal birth after cesarean that resulted in Uterine Rupture.
  
• - Uterine rupture information including links to other research, chat, and personal stories.
  
• - Article discusses the possible dangers when labor is induced.
  
• - Scoring system to help you figure out if your VBAC plans will be successful.
  
• - Studies by the American Academy of Family Physician about VBAC.
  
• - Summaries of some studies which looked at the signs of uterine rupture.
  
• - An online textbook for pregnant women and new parents on pregnancy and childbirth.
  
• - Addresses a possible increase of risk for uterine rupture in women with a prior caesarean section.
  
• - Information on the current status and thoughts about VBAC.
  
• - Why a vaginal birth may or may not be the right choice.
  
• - Guidelines and statements for VBAC management.
  
• - Information about research studies, successful VBAC support programs, VBAC educational resources and support groups.
  
• - A critique of the New England Journal of Medicine VBAC study and implications for the future of the medical model of childbirth.
  
• - Article focuses on a recent study addressing the likelihood of uterine rupture.
  
• - Article discussing a new study concerning mothers who have had a Caesarean section increasing their chances of rupturing their uterus if they attempt vaginal delivery during their next pregnancy, especially where labor is induced.
  
• - Discusses risks and preparation.
  
• - Cesarean and Traumatic Birth Support- addressing the emotions that often follow surgical birth.
  
• - News release from the University of Washington Health Sciences.
  
  

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