Obstetrics
New Obstetrics Research Reported from University College Dublin
Published in Women's Health Weekly, April 21st, 2011
2011 APR 21 -- In this recent study, researchers in Dublin, Ireland conducted a study "To assess whether women who underwent forceps delivery were more likely than those who delivered either normally (spontaneous vaginal delivery [SVD]) or by cesarean to experience deterioration in fecal continence as they aged. The study investigated fecal continence assessment among women who gave birth to their first child 10, 20, or 30 years previously."
"Women who had undergone forceps delivery in the selected years were matched with women who had SVD in the same year. Two additional cohorts (1 premenopausal, 1 postmenopausal), who had only ever delivered by pre-labor...
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