| Characteristic | Cesarean sections per 1,000 live births |
|---|---|
| Turkey | 615.1 |
| South Korea | 610.6 |
| Greece | 580.6 |
| Mexico | 520.1 |
| Chile* | 518.1 |
| Poland | 431.5 |
| Ireland | 385.6 |
| Portugal | 379 |
| Australia | 378.1 |
| Hungary | 366.7 |
| United Kingdom | 364.1 |
| Switzerland | 333 |
| United States* | 321.2 |
| Italy | 320.5 |
| Austria | 318.8 |
| Germany | 318.2 |
| Canada | 314.6 |
| Slovak Republic | 312.8 |
| New Zealand | 303.4 |
| Luxembourg | 295.3 |
| Czechia | 254.1 |
| Costa Rica | 253.8 |
| Spain | 247.4 |
| Latvia | 234.2 |
| Lithuania | 225.2 |
| Belgium | 223.6 |
| Slovenia | 219.4 |
| France | 210.8 |
| Estonia | 207 |
| Finland | 204.2 |
| Denmark | 203.2 |
| Sweden | 185.3 |
| Norway | 160 |
| Netherlands | 158.7 |
| Israel | 151.3 |
| Iceland | 141.8 |
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Release date
November 2025
Region
OECD
Survey time period
2023 or latest year available
Supplementary notes
Release date represents the date figures were accessed.
*For these countries the "Inpatient procedures per 1 000 live births" was used as no data was available for "total procedures per 1 000 live births"
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