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In the industrialized countries, the number of Caesarean sections has been rising continuously for decades. Around 1990, every sixth child in Germany was born by cesarean section, today it is already every third child. However, only about ten percent of Caesarean sections are absolutely necessary, while the majority are relatively indicated. This includes the caesarean section on request, for which there is no medical necessity and which is performed at the express wish of the pregnant woman. In the first part of her work, Nathalie Winkelmeier examines the historical, social and cultural conditions in Germany that have led to making elective sectio conceivable as an alternative birth mode. In the second part she deals with the question why women consciously decide against spontaneous birth and want to give birth by caesarean section. The basis for this is formed by interviews with the women.

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