Frequency and determinants of episiotomy in Dutch gynaecologist-supervised deliveries

Frequency and determinants of episiotomy in Dutch gynaecologist-supervised deliveries

Objective. To study factors that influence the probability of episiotomy in Dutch gynaecologist-supervised deliveries. Setting. Obstetric units of Dutch hospitals. Design. Observational study. Methods. Data of 65,313 gynaecologist-supervised, vaginal deliveries of live-born singletons registered in...

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Main Authors:	Zondervan, K, Buitendijk, SE, Anthony, S, Van Rijssel, E, Verkerk, P
Format:	Journal article
Language:	Dutch; Flemish
Published:	1995

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