Number of deliveries by NHS Trust and delivery method

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Delivery Method Method of delivery of baby

Delivery Method 1

Delivery Method 2

Trust

Trust 1

All delivery methods

All delivery methods

All caesarean

All instrumental

Unassisted

Other deliveries Includes breech extraction, other breech, cephalic vaginal delivery with abnormal presentation of head, and caesarean hysterectomy.

Includes breech extraction, other breech, cephalic vaginal delivery with abnormal presentation of head, and caesarean hysterectomy.

Not known

Wales

8,446

3,736

19,451

136

31,769

Wales

Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University

1,458

576

3,716

5,765

Cardiff and Vale

1,451

906

3,445

5,855

Cwm Taf

1,240

471

2,398

4,111

Gwent Healthcare

1,538

621

3,728

5,915

Hywel Dda

851

297

1,931

3,094

North Wales

1,428

652

2,740

4,837

North West Wales

480

213

1,318

2,017

Powys Teaching LHB Powys did not record any caesarean or instrumental deliveries from 2001-02 onwards.<br />This is because Powys does not have a District General Hospital with a large maternity unit, the small maternity units they do have are suitable for low risk pregnancies only. Any pregnancy considered high risk would normally be sent to a District General Hospital in a neighbouring Trust.

Powys did not record any caesarean or instrumental deliveries from 2001-02 onwards.<br />This is because Powys does not have a District General Hospital with a large maternity unit, the small maternity units they do have are suitable for low risk pregnancies only. Any pregnancy considered high risk would normally be sent to a District General Hospital in a neighbouring Trust.

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