Re: ?? Elective Episiotomy

From: Bernard Cristalli (bcrist@club-internet.fr)
Wed Mar 24 15:47:24 1999


Do a Cesarean section It's the only way to be sure to avoid epis w or wo tear.

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D.Ingham RM a écrit:

> A lady in my care, G3P2, is now 30/52 gestation. During her first > delivery she had an episiotomy and a further 3rd degree tear (involving > anal sphincter and taking six months to heal) For her second delivery > her OB advised an elective episiotomy, which was done but she also had a > tear along the previous tear site, although not 3rd degree. She is now > keen to avoid another episiotomy. Is an elective episiotomy advisable > again? > thanks > Debbie

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Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF
AIHP - ACCA
Paris - France
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