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A C-section, or cesarean section, is thought to be named after Julius Caesar, who, according to legend, was born via this surgical procedure. The term "cesarean" is derived from the Latin word "caesus," meaning "cut," reflecting the surgical nature of the procedure. However, historical accounts of Caesar's birth are not definitive, and the connection may also stem from the practice of delivering babies through abdominal incision in ancient times. Regardless of its origin, the term has persisted in medical terminology.
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What are the odds of becoming pregnant after a csection and tubal?
Between 2 and 5 women get pregnant after a csection and tubal.
Does Caesar have to do with Caesarian?
Caesarian was Julius Caesar's son by Cleopatra.
What is a Caesarian?
A Caesarian is, historically, a follower or contemporary fanatic of Julius Caesar.
Is it common during a csection for a babies arm to be broken?
No.
You had a csection 1 month ago and you have blood in your poop why is this?
talk to a doctor!!
What is the proper spelling for ceserian?
Caesarian
How far into labor can you go before having a Caesar?
hun that's a csection
Can a csection exempt you from pt standards in air force?
No - eventually you will still have to do your PFT.
Can a President of the US be born by caesarian section?
Yes.
What was Cleopatra's son name by Julius Caesar?
Caesarian
Is it possible to be pregnant 4 months after a caesarian delivery?
Yes
Does a baby come out from the tummy?
Only in a Caesarian surgical delivery.
