| (a) Delivery (vaginal).
(1) Injury to bladder and/or rectum, including a fistula
(hole) between bladder and vagina and/or rectum and vagina.
(2) Hemorrhage (severe bleeding) possibly requiring
blood administration and/or hysterectomy (removal of uterus) and/or
artery ligation (tying off) to control.
(3) Sterility (inability to get pregnant).
(4) Brain damage, injury or even death occurring to
the fetus before or during labor and/or vaginal delivery whether or
not the cause is known.
(b) Delivery (cesarean section).
(1) Injury to bowel and/or bladder.
(2) Sterility (inability to get pregnant).
(3) Injury to ureter (tube between kidney and bladder).
(4) Brain damage, injury or even death occurring to
the fetus before or during labor and/or cesarean delivery whether
or not the cause is known.
(5) Uterine disease or injury requiring hysterectomy
(removal of uterus).
(c) Cerclage.
(1) Premature labor.
(2) Injury to bowel and/or bladder.
(3) Rupture to membranes and possible infection.
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