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Background: Robson classification establishes groups of pregnant women with specific characteristics, which identifies the group with the highest prevalence of cesarean sections allowing to take measures to reduce the rate of caesarean section. He proposed a system of 10 groups, which classifies all women according to 5 obstetric characteristics: parity, labor initiation, gestational age, fetal presentation, and number of fetuses. Objective: To identify the group of women in whom the highest number of caesarean sections are performed at the Hospital Juárez de México. Methods: We reviewed the records of patients who were attended by delivery or caesarean section from 28 weeks onwards in the period of 2012 to 2016. Results: The annual sample was 378 births. The cesarean section rate for the 5 years was 47.7%. Group 5 was the one which contributed the most to the cesarean section rate (31.8%), followed Hosp Med Clin Manag. 2019;12:13-21 www.hospitalmedicineandclinicalmanagement.com PERMANYER www.permanyer.com HOSPITAL MEDICINE AND CLINICAL MANAGEMENT

Uso de la clasificación de Robson en las cesáreas practicadas en el Hospital Juárez de México durante los años 2012-2016