The episiotomy indications and complications our technique

Abstract
The episiotomy is a technique discussed at the present time. We consider that a directed laceration and not very traumatic, it would be ideal for the patient's better evolution and a precise indication of making an episiotomy, in those patients with increased risk of laceration perineal or added pathology, We present a new technique to be used, according to the approaches evaluated in this presentation, which consists on an incision directed, previous placement of two pincers of long kocher, taking smaller lips, bigger lips and vagina, building with the pincers an angle of approximately 20 degrees overcoming with the second Kocher, 1 cm to the first one and making the cut following the first Kocher parallellyAnalizing the results, we conclude that the differences between the conventional episiotomy and the proposal in this work, were evident, regarding the smallest complications, the best later evolution, and the benefits of their employment, . The protection of the perineum was effective.

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