Management of Immediate Post-Arrest Lower Segment Cesarean Section in a 25-Year-Old with Previous LSCS: A Case Report

Abstract

Immediate Post-Arrest Lower Segment Caesarean Section (LSCS) is a serious circumstance that must be managed quickly and efficiently to guarantee the mother's and fetus's well-being. This emergency situation occurs when a pregnant woman has a cardiac arrest, prompting rapid delivery to enhance maternal and foetal prognosis. This case report details the effective care of an immediate post-arrest LSCS in a 25-year-old prenatal woman at 38 weeks and 2 days gestation who had previously had an LSCS. The patient was in labour with breech presentation with draining PV. Following a sudden cardiac arrest during preoperative preparation for an emergency LSCS, a multidisciplinary strategy comprising obstetric, anaesthetic, and neonatal teams was critical in ensuring a favourable result for both mother and baby.