00:00When did the Caesarean section appear?
00:02The Caesarean section appeared in the 60s,
00:04or even in the 50s.
00:07There were a lot of death rates during childbirth.
00:11So, because science has evolved,
00:14and we have a lot of tools now,
00:16we can see the baby with a sonar,
00:18the sonar is the three-dimensional dimensions,
00:20and the quadrilateral dimensions are the sculpted dimensions,
00:22and we can see a lot of details in the baby.
00:24The idea is, I have a car in the garage,
00:27and I want to get the car out of the garage
00:30without the doors locking,
00:32or without the garage door opening.
00:34So, if the car is bigger than the garage,
00:37what will I have to do?
00:39I'll have to break it.
00:40It's the same idea.
00:41If the baby's size doesn't exceed the mother's bone size,
00:46we'll have to remove it by the abdomen.
00:49What's the outcome after that?
00:51There are no problems.
00:53The natural birth is the same as the Caesarean section.
00:55But why are the death rates increasing?
00:57Because we have technological tools
01:00that can reduce the size of the baby very well,
01:03and reduce the size of the mother's bone very well.
01:06We can diagnose if there is a twisted spinal cord
01:09around the baby's neck.
01:11We didn't see that before.
01:12That's why the death rates during childbirth were very high.
01:16Today, the death rates from birth
01:20have almost reached 1%.
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