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The historical dictum attributed to Edwin Craigin in the lecture was “Once a caesarean, always a _____.”
Answer
caesarean
Explanation
The lecture attributes the dictum “Once a caesarean, always a caesarean” to Edwin Craigin in 1916 and then discusses later controversy and TOLAC. **Key takeaway:** The dictum is historical context, not the lecture's final recommendation. **Glossary:** **Dictum**: a concise saying or principle.
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