caesarian

[si'zε?ri?n]

caesarian: caesarian: [17] The application of the adjective caesarian to the delivery of a baby by surgical incision through the abdomen and womb arises from the legend that Julius Caesar (c. 100–44 BC) himself or an earlier ancestor of his was born in this way. The name Caesar comes from the Latin phrase a caeso mātrisūtere, literally ‘from the mother’s cut womb’ (caesus was the past participle of the Latin verb caedere ‘cut’, from which English gets concise, incise, precise, etc). The abbreviation caesar for ‘caesarian section’ is mid 20th-century.
=> concise, incise, precise
caesarian (n.): 1923, shortening of Caesarian section (1610s); supposedly from Caius Julius Caesar, who was said to have been delivered surgically, thus legend traces his cognomen to Latin caesus past participle of caedere "to cut" (see -cide).

But if this is the etymology of the name, it was likely an ancestor who was so born (Caesar's mother lived to see his triumphs and such operations would have been fatal to the woman in ancient times). And Pliny derives his cognomen from caesaries "head of hair," because the future dictator was born with a full one. Caesarian section may come directly from caesus.

1. Objectives : To analysis the cause of uterine laceration with Micheal Stark Caesarian Section.: 目的: 回顧性分析新式剖宮產術的臨床資料,解析子宮切口撕裂的原因.

2. Abortion and caesarian section are widely used for non - medical or non - lifesaving reasons.: 墮胎和剖腹產手術被廣泛地用于非醫或非救生的原因.

3. The risk can be reduced if the baby of an infected mother is Caesarian section.: 如果對感染的有孕母親做剖腹產,能夠降低新生寶寶感染的風險.

4. Objective : To analyze the change in ultrasound of caesarian section uterus after a year.: 目的: 對剖宮產手術1年后的子宮超聲改變進行分析.

5. Caesarian section, if it is medically indicated and justified , is covered by the Package.: 產科套餐是否包括剖腹生產服務?