<qa>  What is the maternal morbidity associated with surgery?The rate of breech presentations in the general population of parturients has remained unchanged at 3. However, the recent finding that the fetus has an increased morbidity during a vaginal delivery when compared with Cesarean section 1 has driven obstetricians towards the decision that all breech presentations will be delivered surgically. The morbidity of the mother with a breech presentation is not increased with a vaginal delivery; in fact the maternal morbidity associated with surgery is higher than after a vaginal delivery 2,3. Subsequent pregnancies are automatically deemed high risk due to the presence of a uterine scar 4. 