caesarean section

常見(jiàn)例句

Dr Odent said “the masculinisation of the birth environment” was one of the reasons that one in four British women now give birth by caesarean section.
奧頓特博士說(shuō)，如今，英國(guó)孕婦中有四分之一靠剖腹産生孩子，原因之一是“生育環(huán)境的男性化”。
"We usually advise mothers carrying a child with an estimated weight of more than 4.5 kilos to opt for a caesarean section to avoid complications, " he said.
他還說(shuō)：“通常情況下，我們建議母親所懷小孩的躰重如果超出4.5千尅就要選擇剖腹産以避免發(fā)生意外?！?/li>
Serious complications during childbirth include the need to have a caesarean section, dangerously heavy bleeding after the birth of the baby and prolonged hospitalization following the birth.
分娩過(guò)程中的嚴(yán)重睏難包括需要進(jìn)行剖腹産，産後發(fā)生危險(xiǎn)大出血以及産後長(zhǎng)時(shí)間住院治療。

The report says the changes could explain why persons born by Caesarean section are more likely to get diseases like diabetes and asthma later in life.
They were also less likely to give birth by caesarean section.
Access to a Caesarean section to relieve the pressure of obstructed labor is the most common way of preventing an unborn child from pressing so tightly in the birth canal that it cuts off blood flow to surrounding tissue.