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Operative obstetrics
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  • First/second degree tears and episiotomy
  • Third/fourth degree tears
    • Risk factors
    • Identification of injuries
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Third- and fourth-degree tears

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When you have completed this tutorial you will be able to:

  • describe the potential complications of spontaneous and operative deliveries
  • recognise and manage intraoperative complications
  • recognise, investigate and manage delayed complications.

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