Figures & data
Figure 1 Mode of delivery in consecutive deliveries after the primary CS of patients who had a (A) VABC, (B) urgent CS, or (C) elective CS.
Figure 2 The rate of VBAC, urgent CS and elective CS in the subsequent deliveries after the primary CS.
Table 1 Demographic characteristics of patients at subsequent pregnancy after primary cesarean delivery according to the route of delivery
Table 2 Delivery related complications of patients with consecutive VBAC without CS or consecutive CS without VBAC
Table 3 Post-partum related complications of patients with consecutive VBAC without CS or consecutive CS without VBAC
Figure 3 Intraoperative complications of patients with recurrent CS.
Table 4 Intraoperative complications of patients who failed a trial of labor and those who had a nonurgent CS
Table 5 Delivery-related complications of patients who failed a trial of labor, those who had a nonurgent CS and those who had a VBAC
Table 6a Cox proportional hazard ratio for factors associated with intra-partum and post-partum complications
Table 6b Cox proportional hazard ratio for factors associated with intra-partum and post-partum complications
Table S1. Indications and perinatal complications for primary CS
Table S2. Peri-partum complications in the first delivery after primary CS
Table S3. Peri-partum complications in the second delivery after primary CS
Table S4. Peri-partum complications in the third delivery after primary CS
Table S5. Peri-partum complications in the fourth delivery after primary CS
Table S6. Perinatal outcome of first delivery after primary cesarean delivery according to the route of delivery
Table S7. Neonatal complications in patients with consecutive CS
Table S8. Neonatal complications in patients with consecutive VBAC