Rates of Cesarean Conversion and Associated Predictors and Outcomes in Planned Vaginal Twin Deliveries

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Jenny Y. Mei · University of California, Los Angeles

Hector E. Muñoz · University of California, Los Angeles

Jessica S. Kim · University of California, San Francisco

Alec Szlachta-McGinn · University of California, Los Angeles

Cinthia Blat · University of California, San Francisco

Rashmi Rao · University of California, Los Angeles

Christina S. Han

Abstract

· There is a propensity to perform twin vaginal deliveries in the operating room.. · Rates of conversion to cesarean section are very low.. · There are no significant differences in perinatal outcomes with conversion..

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Assisted Reproductive Technology and Twin Pregnancy Maternal and Perinatal Health Interventions Global Maternal and Child Health

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Published in: American Journal of Perinatology

Volume 39, Issue 06, pp. 601-608

DOI: 10.1055/s-0040-1718368

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Rates of Cesarean Conversion and Associated Predictors and Outcomes in Planned Vaginal Twin Deliveries

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