Perineal Tears: Discussions with a Urogynecologist

Update: 2023-01-16

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Urogynecoloist Dr. Roxana Geoffrion and Melissa Dessaulles, BScPT, BScKin, Pelvic Health discuss OASIS (obstetrical anal sphincter injuries), risk factors and statistics around perineal tearing, management techniques and more.

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Perineal Tears: Discussions with a Urogynecologist