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You may learn how to perform a C-section, but someone must first teach you how to do it properly.
Finishing medical school doesn’t equip you with all the practical skills you need to save lives.
Experts performing cesarean sections may have as little as 20 minutes to assess the situation.
The concern is not the cesarean section itself, but the skill and expertise with which it is done.
A cesarean section is not wrong; when medically needed to save a woman’s life, it should be done.
