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EPISIOTOMY P.

  1. MIDWIFERY AND OBSTETRICAL TOPIC:- EPISIOTOMY PREPARED BY :- PAYAL T VAGHELA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR NOOTAN COLLEGE OF NURSING VISNGAR 2
  2.  OUTLINES:- • Definition • Benefits of episiotomy • Types of episiotomy • Timing of episiotomy • Indications of episiotomy • Repair of an episiotomy • Postoperative care • side effects
  3.  DEFINITION OF EPISIOTOMY:- Episiotomy may be defined as an incision on the perineum (the area of the skin between the vagina and the anus) to enlarge the vagina introits to facilitate the passage of the fetal head and prevent uncontrolled tear of the perineal tissues.
  4.  BENEFITS OF EPISIOTOMY:- • Prevent tearing of the perineum. • Protect against incontinence. • Speed up the birth in second stage. • Protect against pelvic floor relaxation. • less painful.
  5.  TYPES OF EPISIOTOMY:- TYPES OF EPISIOTOMY MIDELINE EPISIOTO MY MEDIOLAT ERAL EPISIOTO MY J SHAPED EPISIOTO MY LATERAL EPISIOTOMY
  6. 1) MEDIAN OR MIDLINE EPISIOTOMY:- • The incision is made in the midline. 3/26/2023
  7. 2) MEDIOLATERAL EPISIOTOMY:- • The incision begins in the midline, but is directed downward and laterally, away, from the rectum. 3/26/2023
  8. 3) J SHAPED EPISIOTOMY:- • The downward tip of the cut is curled away from the rectum. 3/26/2023
  9. 4) LATERAL EPISIOTOMY:- • Episiotomy performed laterally in 3 or 4 6 o’clock position is a lateral position. • It is generally avoided because of increased blood loss. • It is also difficult to appose correctly during repair. • In our country ,the mediolateral episiotomy is common. 3/26/2023
  10.  EQUIPMENTS :- • Sterile drape • Sterile gown and gloves • Gauze swabs and tampon • Needle holder • Sponge holder • Scissors, 10 ml syringe • Toothed forceps • Suture material • 1% lignocaine 3/26/2023
  11.  REPAIR OF AN EPISIOTOMY:- • It is the best to performed repair of the episiotomy wound after the placenta is delivered. • The vaginal mucosa is suture first, followed by approximation of perineal muscles. • The skin may be closed by interrupted mattress or subcuticular stitches. • Although the newer suture materials give a better postoperative recovery, one may have to remove an occasional suture which may not dissolve and cause chronic irritation.
  12.  TIMING OF EPISIOTOMY:- • Normally, episiotomy is performed when the head is distending the perineum and is about to crown or at least 3 to 4 cm of the diameter of the head is visible. 3/26/2023
  13.  INDICATIONS OF EPISIOTOMY :- • In all primigravidae undergoing vaginal delivery ,most women having their first baby, were subjected to an episiotomy. • To straight proper surgical incision and clean repair. • Mothers in labour having the following difficulties are always subjected to an episiotomy. ex: Breech delivery Operative vaginal delivery 3/26/2023
  14.  POSTOPERATIVE CARE:- • Postoperative antibiotics may be given, especially if there is extension of the wound near the anus. • Local heat and pain killers may be given to reduce pain in the first few days of puerperium. • A stool softener may be given to discomfort during defection. 3/26/2023
  15.  SIDE EFFECTS:- • Infection • Increased pain • Longer healing times • Increased discomfort when intercourse is resumed. • Increased in third and fourth degree vaginal lacerations. 3/26/2023
  16. THANK YOU 3/26/2023
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