AUDIT: ROBSON CLASSIFICATION TO ASSESS CESAREAN SECTION TRENDS
Abstract
Caesarean section rates above 15% are not associated with the additional benefit in maternal &
neonatal outcome, but c-section rates are increasing during the past few decades may be due to
perceived myth on its safety. World Health organization recommends the use of Robson
classification to audit c-section rates as an objective, replicable, comparative analytic system. Csection is indicated when vaginal delivery would put maternal or fetal life in danger. The safety of
c-section has improved with time, but the morbidity rates are still.