| 1. | Over 90 % of births are natural vaginal deliveries, requiring no interventions.
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| 2. | The risk of death is significantly higher than for a vaginal delivery.
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| 3. | One potential risk is vaginal deliveries by women who have had prior C-sections.
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| 4. | Episiotomy is an incision made in the perineum during vaginal delivery.
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| 5. | In minor degrees ( traditional grade I and II ), vaginal delivery is possible.
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| 6. | Al-Zahrawi also described the use of forceps in vaginal deliveries.
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| 7. | Maternal and neonatal outcomes of hospital vaginal deliveries in Tibet.
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| 8. | Vaginal deliveries are less risky than Caesareans, a surgical procedure.
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| 9. | Hospitals and insurance companies cite the higher cost of Caesareans compared with vaginal deliveries.
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| 10. | That represented a 17 percent decline in vaginal deliveries.
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