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bam-13822	Savari, Marzieh; Rahmatipanah, Mahdieh; Miraj, Sepideh; Mohammadbeigi, Abolfazl	Study of the relationship between mediolateral episiotomy in vaginal delivery and pelvic organ prolapse in pregnant mothers 	2025	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3779	174	45	In another study, Sartore, Andrea, and colleagues concluded that mediolateral episiotomy does not protect against urinary and anal incontinence or genital prolapse and, compared to spontaneous perineal tears, is more frequently associated with dyspareunia, perineal pain, and lower pelvic floor muscle strength.7 In our study, postpar- tum incontinence in women was not examined, but the pelvic prolapse indicators were significantly better in the group that underwent episiotomy compared to the group that did not. This study evaluated the association between mediolateral episiotomy during pregnancy and POP in patients.	cache/bam-13822.pdf	txt/bam-13822.txt