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Episiotomy, also
known as perineotomy, is a
surgical incision of the
perineum and the
posterior ****l wall
generally done by an obstetrician. This is...
- ****ual
relations of
episiotomy need
further study. Similarly, in Cambodia, the
practice has been
linked to high
rates of
episiotomy: A
study in the NIH...
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perineal tear is
distinct from an
episiotomy, in
which the
perineum is
intentionally incised to
facilitate delivery.
Episiotomy, a very
rapid birth, or large...
- mother. The
intention is also to
attempt to:
eliminate the need for an
episiotomy during an
instrument (forceps and
vacuum extraction) delivery; to prevent...
- is no
longer recommended, and not
having an
episiotomy is
found to have
better results than an
episiotomy, it is one of the most
common medical procedures...
-
delivery if the
mother had an
episiotomy or
tearing at the
opening of the ****, it is stitched. In the past, an
episiotomy was routine. However, more recent...
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difficult to repair. A 2017
Cochrane review compared episiotomy as
needed (restrictive) with
routine episiotomy to
determine the
possible benefits and
harms for...
- ****ociated with
significant lacerations or
interventions are used such as
episiotomy or
operative (forceps/vacuum extraction)
deliveries or in
situations where...
-
haphazard manner,
obstetricians and, less frequently,
midwives may
perform an
episiotomy,
which is a
deliberate cut made in the
perineum starting from the fourchette...
- ****l
stenosis is
often caused by
radiation therapy to the pelvis, an
episiotomy, or
other forms of
surgical procedures.
Chemotherapy can also increase...
