Vaginal Injuries is a clinical construct referring to physical trauma or tissue damage to the vaginal canal and associated structures arising as a complication during obstructed labor or difficult childbirth, distinguished from other obstetric injuries by its specific anatomical location and etiological link to dystocia.
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Anal-Sphincter Disruption during Vaginal Delivery
Abdul H. Sultan, Michael A. Kamm · New England Journal of Medicine · 1993 · 1.5K citations · Full text
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