Re: ACOG Primary Cesarean rate

From: Mary Hyde (MHyde@acog.org)
Sat Aug 14 08:24:01 1999


Attached are the current Cesarean Section rates for the United States. This information is from the National Center for Health Statistics a division of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Juanell Maggiora <juanell.maggiora@sharp.com> 08/13 1:42 PM writes >>> >I have been looking for the current year ACOG Primary Cesarean rate and
>have been unable to find this information. Please let me know if you
>have this data and if so, what the rate is. Greatly Appreciative!
>Juanell

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Cesarean Section Rates in the US
                              *            **            ***
Year  Total Number Total Rate  Primary Rate  Repeat Rate   VBAC Rate
1997    799,033       20.8          14.6         37.1         27.4
1996    797,119       20.7          14.6         36.8         28.3
1995    806,722       20.8          14.7         36.8         27.5
1994    830,517       21.2          14.9         37.3         26.3
1993    861,987       21.8          15.3         37.4         24.3
1992    888,622       22.3          15.6         37.6         22.6
1991    905,077       22.6          15.9         37.1         21.3
1990    914,096       22.7          16.0         37.1         19.9
1989    826,955       22.8          16.1         36.8         18.9
1985    854,000       22.7          16.3         34.6          6.6
1980    596,000       16.5          12.1         29.9          3.4
1975    327,000       10.4           7.8         27.1          2.0
1970    205,000        5.5           4.2         25.2          2.2

*Number of 1st Cesarean Sections per 100 deliveries to women who did not have previous Cesarean Section ** Proportion of all Cesarean Sections that are repeat cesareans ***VBAC rate/ per 100=number who had a Cesarean Section in the past and now had a successful vaginal delivery.

Sources: Cesarean Section Rates 1997: NVSR 47(18), Table 39. 1996: MVSR 46 (11 Supp), Table 39. 1995: MVSR 45 (11 Supp), Table 39. 1970-1985: MMWR 42 (15), Table 1.

MASH 5-25-99





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