Question 8 · LEK · Cesarean section
Which of the following is not an indication for cesarean section?
- A. Marfan syndrome with aorta dilatation and the coarctation of the aorta that has not been surgically corrected.
- B. anxiety of a pregnant woman before the delivery.
- C. significant difference of foetal weights of > 20% in twin pregnancy.
- D. foetal weight > 3500 g in the longitudinal foetus breech position.
- E. heart failure or significant arrhythmia in a pregnant woman.
Hint
Distinguish obstetric and medical indications from a psychological preference of the patient.
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