Risk factors for primary and subsequent anal sphincter lacerations: a comparison of cohorts by parity and prior mode of delivery

Keyphrases

• Risk Factors 100%
• Mode of Delivery 100%
• Anal Sphincter Laceration 100%
• Odds Ratio 61%
• Confidence Interval 53%
• Vaginal Delivery 46%
• Vaginal Birth 46%
• Laceration 23%
• Multivariable Logistic Regression 15%
• Logistic Regression Modeling 15%
• Infant Birth Weight 15%
• High Risk 7%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 7%
• Adjusted Odds Ratio 7%
• With Woman 7%
• Logistic Regression Model 7%
• Singleton 7%
• Nulliparous Women 7%
• Forceps 7%
• Term Delivery 7%
• Subsequent Delivery 7%
• Perineal Laceration 7%
• Vacuum Delivery 7%
• Episiotomy 7%
• Shoulder Dystocia 7%
• Posterior Odds Ratio 7%
• Malpresentation 7%
• Labor Stage 7%
• Occiput Posterior 7%
• Midline Episiotomy 7%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Internal Anal Sphincter 100%
• Laceration 100%
• Odds Ratio 58%
• Vaginal Delivery 35%
• Cesarean Section 35%
• Vaginal Birth after Cesarean 35%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 17%
• Birth Weight 11%
• Episiotomy 11%
• Sphincter 11%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 5%
• Nulliparous 5%
• High Risk Population 5%
• Occiput 5%
• Obstetric Delivery 5%
• Shoulder Dystocia 5%
• Malpresentation 5%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Laceration 100%
• Cohort Study 5%
• Shoulder Dystocia 5%
• Malpresentation 5%