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The Authors evaluate the percentage of vaginal delivery after previous cesarean section, in a group of 57 patients. Results show that 34% of the patients delivered spontaneously, and when recurring causes are excluded the percentage rises to 39%. The Authors conclude that a careful monitoring of labour can prevent unnecessary cesarean section in patients who underwent previous surgical delivery.
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