Abdominal delivery is absolutely necessary when there is clearly inferior scar (based on palpation and ultrasound), and also in the event of childbirth threat of uterine rupture the scar.Rarely when there was corporal caesarean section in the anamnesis, it is shown elective caesarean section in connection with a substantial risk of uterine rupture. In modern obstetrics after being forced corporeal caesarean section, as usually performed sterilization.

Transferred uterine rupture is always an indication for caesarean section routinely, however, such operations are rare exceptions, as suturing of uterine rupture is usually performed sterilization. When conservative myomectomy in the history of caesarean section is operation of choice in those cases where the uterine incision should address all of its layers. The presence of scar after perforation of the uterus in induced abortion is usually not requires a planned caesarean section. The need for abdominal delivery occurs in the case of signs of the threat of uterine rupture in during childbirth.

High perinatal mortality in the oblique and transverse fetal position in cases of delivery through the vaginal causes Caesarean section as the method of choice in the living fetus. Abdominal elective delivery is performed routinely at term.

Classic naruzhnovnutrenny turn the fetus with subsequent extraction used only in exceptional cases. Caesarean section is necessary when running a transverse position and the dead fetus, if production plodorazrushayuschey operation is dangerous for the opportunity gap uterus.

Skull insertion, front view the forehead and facial inserted, Rear view high direct standing sagittal suture are indications for abdominal delivery in the presence of full-term fetus. In other variants of incorrect insertion head the issue of caesarean section is solved positive when combined with other complications of pregnancy and childbirth (large fetus, prolonged pregnancy, narrow pelvis, the weakness of the clan activities, etc.). In cases where elective delivery is conducted through vaginal must carefully monitor the appearance signs of inconsistency between the size of fetal head and pelvis mother.

The disproportion between fetal head size and pelvic dimensions of mother at incorrect insertion of the head is due to the fact that these insertion often occur in various forms of narrow pelvis. Identification signs of clinically narrow pelvis requires immediate abdominal delivery.