Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology · 1980 · 31 citations · 3 references
Veterinary MedicineSurgeryUrologyBurn PreventionDermatologic SurgeryWound NursingPerineal SurgerySkin InfectionsWound InfectionWound ManagementNonhealing WoundsPerineal Infection ControlPerineal Infection PreventionPerineal Wound Infection PreventionPerineal Wound ManagementPreputial Wounds
SummaryA series of 693 patients was studied to determine the effect of pubic shaving on the incidence of infection in perineal wounds. A total of 228 patients had a complete shave; in 240 only the perineum was shaved and 225 were left unshaved. Shaving did not affect the incidence of infection and was associated with burning discomfort and itching in a high percentage of patients. Most patients disliked shaving and we can present no evidence to support its continued use.
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Claude Edwin Heaton · American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology · 1964 · 111 citations
VALUE OF SHAVING THE PUDENDAL-PERINEAL AREA IN DELIVERY PREPARATION.
Kantor Hi, Robert R. Rember, P Tabio et al. · PubMed · 1965 · 22 citations