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Morbidity and chronic pain following different techniques of caesarean section: A comparative study

Research examining long-term outcomes after childbirth performed with diff erent techniques of caesarean section have been limited and do not provide information on morbidity and neuropathic pain. The study compares two groups of patients submitted to the ‘ Traditional ’ method using Pfannenstiel incision and patients submitted to the ‘ Misgav Ladach ’ method  5 years after the operation. We fi nd better long-term postoperative results in the patients that were treated with the Misgav Ladach method compared with the Traditional method. The results were statistically better regarding the intensity of pain, presence of neuropathic and chronic pain and the level of satisfaction about cosmetic appearance of the scar. (3) (PDF) Morbidity and chronic pain following different techniques of caesarean section: A comparative study. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/268154 352_Morbidity_and_chronic_pain_following_differ ent_techniques_of_caesarean_section_A_comparati ve_study [accessed May 29 2019].

Caesarean section , chronic pain , long-term follow-up , Misgav Ladach , neuropathic pain , Pfannenstiel incision

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