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Uterine Scar Resection During Repeat Cesarean Delivery to Prevent Uterine Niche Formation
The purpose of the study is to evaluate whether resection of the previous cesarean scar at repeat cesarean delivery reduces uterine niche formation and related morbidity without increasing operative risks.
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