Question 32 (part 2) · LEK · Cesarean section
Which of the following is an absolute indication for C-section:
- A. a twin monochorionic-diamniotic pregnancy.
- B. the condition after a previous C-section
- C. a twin pregnancy with the first foetus in a non-cephalic presentation
- D. a twin pregnancy of < 32 weeks
- E. the second foetus being > 20% larger than the first one.
Hint
In twin delivery, which twin's presentation decides whether vaginal birth can safely begin?
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