“…The most frequently performed surgical technique is the low transverse CS via a Pfannenstiel or Joel-Cohen skin incision (2-3 cm above the symphysis pubis); this type of uterine incision is usually recommended because it is related with less postoperative pain and blood loss, and it has the lowest risk for rupture in subsequent pregnancies (1,5,6). In this procedure, the fascia is opened and the rectus muscles are separated, followed by entrance into the peritoneum.…”