Caesarian in a sentence

The new born babies, consisting of three boys and two girls, were delivered at Life International Hospital, Awka, the Anambra State capital through the caesarian section.

The woman was waiting to deliver their third daughter through Caesarian section.

She had a distressed baby and was put through a caesarian immediately at Crest to save her and her child,” the distraught mother said.

She was said to have died from complications which resulted from her delivery of the baby through caesarian section.

Caesarian delivery would be far more risky.

Women who undergo caesarian delivery are at a fourfold risk of developing this ailment than those who opt for a normal delivery.

On his part, the founder of Faith Assembly Prophetic Ministry Incorporated, Bishop Onyeke Onyeke confirmed that his wife was pencilled for caesarian operation by a medical docvtor but she rejected it.

She had a caesarian and so because she didn’t want her innards ruptured, she stayed away from any kind of exercise (the story of a Nigerian woman’s life), no gym, nothing but she succeeded in getting rid of her belly fat.

Additionally, Cleopatra left Rome to return to Egypt. Despite the provisions of Caesar's will, Antony proceeded to act as leader of the Caesarian faction, including appropriating for himself a portion of Caesar's fortune rightfully belonging to Octavian.

A normal dose of sodium thiopental (usually 4–6 mg/kg) given to a pregnant woman for operative delivery ( caesarian section ) rapidly makes her unconscious, but the baby in her uterus remains conscious.

Antony would struggle with Octavian for leadership of the Caesarian party following Caesar's assassination.

Cattle and European bison hybridise fairly readily, but the calves cannot be born naturally (birth is not triggered correctly by the first-cross hybrid calf, and they must therefore be delivered by Caesarian section ).

His officers, however, were dissatisfied with these defensive tactics and his Caesarian veterans threatened to defect, forcing Brutus to give battle at the second battle of Philippi on 23 October.

Rowell (1962), 21. Octavian meanwhile built up a private army in Italy by recruiting Caesarian veterans and, on 28 November, he won over two of Antony's legions with the enticing offer of monetary gain.

Scullard (1982), 162 Both Antony and Octavian were vying for an alliance with Pompeius, who was a member of the republican party, ironically, not the Caesarian faction.

Their centurions, who had become important figures politically, refused to fight due to their Caesarian cause, while the legions under their command followed suit.