TITLE:
Comparative Study on Caesarian and Normal Delivery Childbirth in Bangladesh
AUTHORS:
Md. Shohel Rana, Md. Rasel Hossain, Nilufa Aktar, Kabir Hossain, Bashirul Alam, Asma-Ul-Hosna
KEYWORDS:
Caesarian Delivery, Normal Delivery, Operation, Meta Analysis
JOURNAL NAME:
Open Journal of Statistics,
Vol.11 No.4,
August
19,
2021
ABSTRACT: The study is concerned
with caesarian and normal delivery and its effectiveness on childbirth which
has more impact on Bangladesh. We identified that, higher educated and higher
income families are choosing caesarian section for childbirth because of improved safety of surgical skill
to reduce the mortality rate. Although expensive, most caesarian operations are
performed in private hospitals for modern medical equipment, experienced
doctors and advanced medical care. A questionnaire survey design was applied in
order to make a comparative study on caesarian and normal delivery childbirth.
Respondents from all over Bangladesh participated in the survey. We collect 281
data from the respondents of different
districts of
Bangladesh by area sampling. We use descriptive and analytical research designs
in determining the comparative study on caesarian and normal delivery
childbirth in Bangladesh. The results of study show that the variance of children taken by caesarian delivery
is less than children taken by normal delivery and children taken by caesarian
delivery increase due to increased family income. It has been found that 39.5% (111) respondents are from the Urban area and
60.5% (171) from the rural zone. We can say that more than 50% of our
respondents are well-educated. We also found that 53.4% of the respondents do not face any problem
in C/S. We found that family income has a positive linear relationship with the
C-section deliveries, which means that higher incoming people tend to have the C-section
more. Finally,
we observed that change in rate of caesarian delivery due to changing living places and normal
delivery is recommended for the next generation. By Meta analysis we found that number of cesarean
delivery baby is independent of locality and education level.