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Cesarean Section

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Caesarean Recovery

Chrissie Gallagher-Mundy

2004

The essential C-section guide

Dana Sullivan, Maureen Connolly

2004

Caesarean section

Herbert R. Spencer

1925

5 Days to a Flatter Stomach

Monica Grenfell

2004

Two memoirs on the Cesarean operation

Jean Louis Baudelocque

1801

Childbirth in developing countries

Malcolm Potts, B. Janowitz

1983

Cut It Out: The C-Section Epidemic in America

Theresa Morris

2013

Medical records and researches, selected from the papers of a private medical association

Robert J. Moes, George E. Wantz

1798

Cesarean section

Michele Moore, Caroline M. de Costa

2003

Vaginal birth after cesarean

Elizabeth Kaufmann

1996

Cesarean recovery

Chrissie Gallagher-Mundy

2004

Not of woman born

Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski

1990

Choosing cesarean

Magnus Murphy

2011

The Risk at delivery

G. P. Mandruzzato

1977

Pelvic health & childbirth

Magnus Murphy

2003

37 seconds

Stephanie Arnold

2015

Birth after Cesarean

Bruce L. Flamm

1990

Successful case of cæsaream section

Thomas Radford

1849

The cesarean birth experience

Bonnie Donovan

1977

The Vbac Companion

Diana Korte

1997

Recovering from a C section

Margaret Blackstone

1991

Observations on Mr. Simmons's Detection, &c. &c

Hull, John

1799

Strategies for the C-section mom

Mary Beth Knight

2010

Principles of extraperitoneal caesarean section

James V. Ricci

1942

Birth without surgery

Carl Jones

1987

Cesarean section

Franklin Spilman Newell

1931

A comparison of the status of mothers and newborns following primary and repeat cesarean sections

Michael Kenneth Lindsay

1979

How to avoid a cesarean section

Christopher Norwood

1984

Case of Cæsarian section

Charles Clay

1857

Cutting Lisa

Percival L. Everett

1986

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