[Obstetrical outcome and risk of uterine XXXX following a caesarean section before 32 weeks].

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OBJECTIVE: Our aim was to evaluate the subsequent obstetrical outcome and rate of uterine @entity397 following a caesarean section before 32 weeks of gestation. @entity1 AND METHODS: A retrospective cohort study of 200 consecutive @entity1 with a prior caesarean section performed between 25 and 32 weeks were contacted by questionnaire or followed through medical charts to determine the subsequent mode of delivery. RESULTS: Two hundred caesarean section were performed between 25 and 32 weeks from January 1997 to March 2000. Thirty-nine @entity1 (19.2%) were lost to follow-up. Seventy-one @entity1 had a subsequent delivery. Thirty-two attempted vaginal birth and the success rate was 87.5%. Thirty-nine @entity1 had a subsequent caesarean. One case of uterine @entity397 occurred before labour at 31 weeks (1.4%, % IC 95% [0.25; 7.56]). CONCLUSION: After a previous caesarean delivery before 32 weeks, a trial of labour may be proposed when obstetrical conditions are optimal. However, uterine @entity397 may occur prior to labor.
