Maternal Body Mass Index and Anovaginal Distance in Active Phase of Term Labor.

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Maternal Body Mass Index and Anovaginal Distance in Active Phase of Term Labor

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Eva Uustal

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Linda Hjertberg

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Sofia Pihl

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Maternal body mass index and risk of obstetric anal sphincter injury.

Normal vulvovaginal, perineal, and pelvic anatomy with reconstructive considerations.

Perineal body stretch during labor does not predict perineal laceration, postpartum incontinence, or postpartum sexual function: a cohort study.

Postpartum evaluation of the anal sphincter by transperineal three-dimensional ultrasound in primiparous women after vaginal delivery and following surgical repair of third-degree tears by the overlapping technique.

Perineal body measurement improves evaluation of anterior sphincter lesions during endoanal ultrasonography.

Digital examination compared to trans-perineal ultrasound for the evaluation of anal sphincter repair.

Perineal Body and Genital Hiatus in the Third Trimester and Risk of Perineal Laceration.

Perineal body length as a risk factor for ultrasound-diagnosed anal sphincter tear at first delivery.

Mobility of the perineal body and anorectal junction before and after childbirth.

Endoanal ultrasound for detection of sphincter defects following childbirth.

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1532949

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10.1155/2018/1532949

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2018

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Marie Blomberg

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2018-03-07T00:00:00Z

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