A rare and very dangerous complication is an amniotic fluid embolism. Embolism contributes to the emergence of uterine incision through the placental site, reduced arterial and venous pressure as a result of bleeding, atony uterus.Therapy of this complication in many cases it is ineffective in result in death.

After extraction of the child and afterbirth should anticipate the possibility of occurrence hypo-and uterine atony. Hypo-and atonic bleeding during Caesarean sections are more common with placenta previa and premature detachment normally situated placenta. If hypotension uterus perform the following conservative measures: introduction to the uterus contracts means, intravenous a drip of oxytocin, which in most cases gives the effect.When atonic bleeding therapy does not help and the delay in the application surgical methods to stop bleeding (bilateral tubal vessels hysteresis ectomy) can lead to death from acute blood loss.

Despite the undoubted achievements of anesthesiology at cesarean section sometimes there are complications of anesthesia. Most often they occur in the introductory anesthesia (laryngospasm, vomiting, regurgitation and aspiration of vomit with development of the syndrome of Mendelssohn).

Surrounding and late results of cesarean section for the mother and fetus. With a broad introduction to the obstetric practice of medicine (gemotransfuziologiya, antibiotic tikoterapiya, new methods of anesthesia, treatment thromboembolism, improving

Technology caesarean section) in the last decade there maternal mortality. In recent years, maternal mortality after caesarean section does not exceed 0,18-0,36%. Changed considerably structure of maternal mortality. Previously, the most frequent reason was septic complications, in recent years they have become solvent-nitalnye disease and obstetric pathology (severe forms of late gestosis, bleeding or placenta previa, premature detachment of normally located placenta, uterine rupture) that required the production of caesarean section.

Complications of the postoperative period were observed for 10-40% of parturients.