Paedintermediate
Which of the following is classified as a maternal indication, rather than a fetal indication, for cesarean delivery?
Answer
History of repaired obstetric fistula
Explanation
The fetal-indication slide includes cord prolapse with a live fetus, vasa previa, and certain fetal anomalies such as conjoined twins. Fistula repair is listed as a maternal indication. **Key takeaway:** Categorize each example by the source's stated focus. **Glossary:** **Vasa previa**: fetal vessels lie near or over the cervical opening.
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