Mostly, yes. When the obstetrician monitors the patient during their pregnancy and offers them normal and reasonable medical care, they should notice any unusual factor that might affect the fetus within the womb or that could lead to a complicated delivery.
When the delivery process starts, the doctor should also be on the lookout for distress in the infant or the mother. It is very common for injuries to occur when the doctor waits too long before deciding to perform a cesarean section, causing the infant to experience oxygen deprivation or suffer in any other way. By acting swiftly, a doctor may be able to minimize or prevent the most common injuries.