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[Delivery after cesarean section based on the data of the Obstetrical-Gynecological Clinic of the Higher Medical Institute in Plovdiv for the period of 1984-1988].

The authors studied the history of delivery of all women, who delivered for the period of 1984-1988. For this period 8981 deliveries took place, 849 of which (9.45%) by cesarean section. For the same period 193 women were admitted to the clinic after undergone cesarean section. 161 out of 193 women (83.4%) were delivered by repeated section. 113 women delivered by elective repeated section. Trial of labour was carried out on 80 women. 32 out of 80 women delivered vaginally. Trial of labour was unsuccessful in the remaining 48 women and delivery ended by cesarean section. The causes for failure in the trial of labour are discussed as well as the possible ways for increasing its efficiency.