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Executive Director Rejects Relationship Between Lack of Resources and More Cesarean Sections in the Sns
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In 2025 there were 22,000 more C-sections in the SNS, especially in the North and Alentejo regions. The executive director of the SNS rejects any connection with problems in obstetric emergencies.
Alvaro Almeida says that in maternity hospitals where there are usually problems, the rate of cesarean section has decreased.
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Higher rates were not recorded in hospitals most pressured by the lack of obstetricians, said Alvaro Almeida. SNS and private units do not comply with reporting obligation.
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