Sarduy NMR, Molina PLL, Tapia LG, Medina AC, Chiong HDC

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ABSTRACT

In Cuba, the first Cesarean section in a dead mother for the wise Cuban bibliographer, Carlos M. Trelles Govín (1866-1951), was practiced in Havana in 1825, but neither the person who made it nor the bibliographic, documentary or testimonial source was cited. for which he knew such important information. The present work aims to give continuity to the history of cesarean section. At this time, the search was enclaved in our country and the beginnings of this type of operation. A tour of the different stages of caesarean section in Cuba was made. Above all, in the doctors who, in their time, were vanguards in science.

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