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Results for “Caesarean Section Born Children”

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Not applicableStudy completedNCT01404416
What this trial is testing

Effect of Antenatal Iron-contained Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation, Cesarean Delivery, and CDMR on Child Health

Who this might be right for
Overweight/ObesityAnemiaMental Development
Peking University 17,000
Not applicableStudy completedNCT02590991
What this trial is testing

Follow-up Study to Investigate Long Term Effect of Supplementing Pre- and Probiotics in Children Born by C-Section

Who this might be right for
Caesarean Section Born Children
Danone Asia Pacific Holdings Pte, Ltd. 102
Not applicableTemporarily pausedNCT06866184
What this trial is testing

Regenerative Effects of Birth Material Derived Extracellular Vesicles

Who this might be right for
Caesarean Delivery
University of Aberdeen 60
Not applicableStudy completedNCT02060994
What this trial is testing

Respiratory Morbidity Among Children Who Were Born by Elective Cesarean Section After 37-38 Weeks vs. 39 Weeks and More

Who this might be right for
Respiratory Complications
Hillel Yaffe Medical Center 123
Not applicableStudy completedNCT05520580
What this trial is testing

Effect of Mother's Push at Cesarean Delivery Mother's PUSHING AT CS A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL

Who this might be right for
Caesarean SectionMother-Child RelationsPost Operative Pain+1 more
Hannover Medical School 100
Not applicableNot Yet RecruitingNCT07330336
What this trial is testing

5-Year Follow-up of Children and Mother After Expectant Management Versus Induction of Labor in Low-risk Nulliparous Women at 39 Weeks of Gestation

Who this might be right for
Neurodevelopmental Disorders
University Hospital, Bordeaux 4,200
Testing effectiveness (Phase 2)WithdrawnNCT02705872
What this trial is testing

Comparison of Two Methods of Administration of the Epidural, by Programmed Intermittent Bolus or Continuous Perfusion, on the Incidence of Cesarean Sections and Instrumented Deliveries in Primiparous Women

Who this might be right for
First Child Delivery With Epidural
Brugmann University Hospital
Not applicableUnknownNCT03809390
What this trial is testing

Effects of Vaginal Seeding on Infants' Body Mass Index and Allergy Risk for Caesarean-delivered Children

Who this might be right for
Overweight and ObesityAllergy
Peking University 117
Not applicableUnknownNCT05292924
What this trial is testing

Early Versus Inmediately Skin to Skin Contact in Cesarean Section

Who this might be right for
Breastfeeding, ExclusiveMother-Child RelationsKangaroo-mother Care
Asociación Mexicana de Salud Primal 280
Not applicableNo Longer AvailableNCT01701947
What this trial is testing

HEMOLEVEN® Expanded Access Program Prevention of Surgical/Postpartum Hemorrhage Severe Inherited Factor XI Deficiency

Who this might be right for
Wound; Rupture, Surgery, Cesarean SectionPostpartum HemorrhageSurgery
Laboratoire français de Fractionnement et de Biotechnologies
Not applicableUnknownNCT05492214
What this trial is testing

The Effect of Time Window for Umbilical Cord Clamping During Cesareans on Offspring Hemoglobin and Maternal Blood Loss

Who this might be right for
Delayed Cord ClampingHemoglobinBlood Loss
Peking University 360
Large-scale testing (Phase 3)WithdrawnNCT01709240
What this trial is testing

Evaluation of the BioWeld1 System as a Method for Surgical Incision Closure

Who this might be right for
Child Delivery Using an Elective C- Section
IonMed Ltd