C-section (noun)

A surgical procedure in which incisions are made through a woman's abdomen and uterus to deliver a baby.

Origin:

Abbreviation of the term 'cesarean section', named after julius caesar, who was rumoured to have been born by this method.

Examples:

1. The doctor recommended a c-section due to the baby's position.
2. She had a c-section because of a previous uterine surgery.
3. The c-section was performed in an emergency situation to save the baby's life.
4. She was able to have a vaginal birth after her c-section with her first baby.
5. The c-section was planned in advance due to her medical condition.