 The same requirement for the fastest time applies for the suture of uterus, when the duration of suture directly affects an amount of blood loss. Hence creating the best surgical conditions allowing the fastest delivery and performance of whole surgery, safe for the fetus and the mother, should be an extremely important. The question is, whether recent recommendations for Cesarean section under general anesthesia best meet these requirements. We assume that by creating better surgical conditions it could be positively affected not only the time and safety of fetus delivery and thus its adaptation, but also the reduction of perioperative blood loss and the incidence of surgical complications primarily subfascial hematoma, bladder injury, dehiscence, surgical site infection. 