What are the implications of using Robson’s classification system in a Moroccan case study?

Today, cesarean section rates are increasing worldwide for varied and complex reasons. To examine this more closely, several countries have adopted the 10-group classification of sections, also known as Robson classification. This aims to monitor compare in a standard, reliable, indication-based way. In vision improving quality care especially rationalizing rates, descriptive retrospective study, which lasted ten months, considered population parturients who had given birth by at maternity ward Cheikh Khalifa Hospital Casablanca. Using Robson’s system, data on deliveries can be compared between different regions Morocco or time periods. allows assessment trends, geographic outcomes, temporal variations environment-related obstetric help identify specific maternal health issues develop targeted policies. We first listed all then classified them into groups (Robson’s classification) highlight contribution each group overall rate explain discrepancies we proposed recommendations. study 890 cases, 541 required section, 61% higher than that recommended WHO (15%) national (21%). identified 10 contributing most (43.4%). Namely, included singleton pregnancies with cephalic presentation, gestational age < 37 weeks, scarred uterus. group’s relative size were 68% 63%, respectively. Cesarean should surgical procedure, considering potential neonatal risks involved ensuring indication is tangible, based classification, among other things.