To the casuistry of central perineal tears

Abstract

There is no disagreement between the authors about what should be considered a typical central perineal rupture. Damage to the perineum is recognized as such, in which, during childbirth, the entire thickness of the perineal tissue is torn, but in only its middle part, while the posterior commissure of the genital gap is on one side, and the rectum and anus from the other remain intact.

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