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Background: Extraperitoneal caesarean section (EPCS) provides intraoperative and postoperative advantages to patients compared to transperitoneal (TPCS). Nevertheless, it is less preferred.
Methods: Extraperitoneal caesarean section (EPCS) is a type of caesarean section performed without entering the peritoneal cavity.
Results: In this study, EPCS was successfully performed again in patients who had previously undergone EPCS.
Conclusion: This method, which reduces maternal mortality and health expenditures, can be performed more than once.
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