A randomised controlled trial of routine versus restrictive use of episiotomy at operative vaginal delivery: a multicentre pilot study

Keyphrases

• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Operative Vaginal Delivery 100%
• Episiotomy 100%
• Restrictive Practices 100%
• Postpartum Hemorrhage 50%
• Neonatal Injury 50%
• Tears 50%
• Scotland 25%
• Maternity Hospitals 25%
• Clinical Practice 25%
• Hospital Admission 25%
• Conclusive Evidence 25%
• Neonatal Outcome 25%
• Vaginal Delivery 25%
• Urinary Incontinence 25%
• Singleton 25%
• Fecal Incontinence 25%
• Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial 25%
• Large Sample Size 25%
• Nulliparous Women 25%
• Anal Sphincter 25%
• Perineal Infection 25%
• Days Postpartum 25%
• Anal Sphincter Tear 25%
• Pelvic Floor Symptoms 25%
• Second Stage of Labor 25%
• Maternal Outcomes 25%
• Routine Episiotomy 25%
• Prolonged Catheterization 25%
• Restrictive Policy 25%
• Antenatal Period 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Vaginal Delivery 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Episiotomy 100%
• Lochia 40%
• Internal Anal Sphincter 40%
• Obstetrics 20%
• Infection 20%
• Feces Incontinence 20%
• Catheterization 20%
• Pelvic Floor 20%
• Nulliparous 20%
• Labor Stage 2 20%
• Prenatal Period 20%
• Urine Incontinence 20%
• Enuresis 20%