Could the time a Baby's head is visible during birth predict future pelvic problems?
NCT ID NCT07210788
Summary
This study aims to understand if the amount of time a baby's head is visible during birth (crowning) is linked to a specific pelvic muscle injury. Researchers will enroll 92 first-time mothers who had a vaginal birth. They will use a special ultrasound to check for muscle injury and ask mothers about symptoms like incontinence to see if crowning time is a risk factor.
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