Definition of episiotomy in English:

episiotomy

nounPlural episiotomies ɛˌpiːsɪˈɒtəmiɪˌpiːsɪˈɒtəmiɪˌpiziˈɑdəmi

A surgical cut made at the opening of the vagina during childbirth, to aid a difficult delivery and prevent rupture of tissues.
外阴切开术
Example sentencesExamples
- The relationship between a woman and her clinician should be built on trust, and the benefits and the risks of a procedure such as an episiotomy must be openly discussed to ensure truly informed consent.
- Medical textbooks teach that episiotomies are necessary to prevent tearing and to protect the baby's head.
- This patient had been induced for maternal hypertension and had laboured well with a Pit drip and had a spontaneous vertex delivery without an episiotomy.
- An episiotomy is usually a very simple operation.
- Childbearing women also undergo episiotomies to tighten the outer tissue of the vagina, but Stein says this does not restore muscle tone.
- But one thing is fairly clear - episiotomies should not be done simply to prevent perineal injury in the mother.
- There is some evidence that the pain and discomfort of an episiotomy can interfere with the bonding between mother and child in the early days after birth.
- Recent research shows that if your midwife takes a ‘hands on’ approach, putting pressure on the baby's head and guarding the perineum, you are slightly more likely to have tears or an episiotomy.
- Among private patients with an epidural, the most likely birth outcome was an instrumental delivery with an episiotomy.
- If a Caesarean section is not appropriate, for example because the baby's head is already moving down the birth canal, an episiotomy can be the best way to speed up birth.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek epision 'pubic region' + -tomy.

Definition of episiotomy in US English:

episiotomy

nounɪˌpiziˈɑdəmiiˌpēzēˈädəmē

A surgical cut made at the opening of the vagina during childbirth, to aid a difficult delivery and prevent rupture of tissues.
外阴切开术
Example sentencesExamples
- Childbearing women also undergo episiotomies to tighten the outer tissue of the vagina, but Stein says this does not restore muscle tone.
- An episiotomy is usually a very simple operation.
- Among private patients with an epidural, the most likely birth outcome was an instrumental delivery with an episiotomy.
- This patient had been induced for maternal hypertension and had laboured well with a Pit drip and had a spontaneous vertex delivery without an episiotomy.
- Medical textbooks teach that episiotomies are necessary to prevent tearing and to protect the baby's head.
- There is some evidence that the pain and discomfort of an episiotomy can interfere with the bonding between mother and child in the early days after birth.
- If a Caesarean section is not appropriate, for example because the baby's head is already moving down the birth canal, an episiotomy can be the best way to speed up birth.
- The relationship between a woman and her clinician should be built on trust, and the benefits and the risks of a procedure such as an episiotomy must be openly discussed to ensure truly informed consent.
- Recent research shows that if your midwife takes a ‘hands on’ approach, putting pressure on the baby's head and guarding the perineum, you are slightly more likely to have tears or an episiotomy.
- But one thing is fairly clear - episiotomies should not be done simply to prevent perineal injury in the mother.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek epision ‘pubic region’ + -tomy.

单词	episiotomy
释义	Definition of episiotomy in English: episiotomy nounPlural episiotomies ɛˌpiːsɪˈɒtəmiɪˌpiːsɪˈɒtəmiɪˌpiziˈɑdəmi A surgical cut made at the opening of the vagina during childbirth, to aid a difficult delivery and prevent rupture of tissues. 外阴切开术 Example sentencesExamples The relationship between a woman and her clinician should be built on trust, and the benefits and the risks of a procedure such as an episiotomy must be openly discussed to ensure truly informed consent. Medical textbooks teach that episiotomies are necessary to prevent tearing and to protect the baby's head. This patient had been induced for maternal hypertension and had laboured well with a Pit drip and had a spontaneous vertex delivery without an episiotomy. An episiotomy is usually a very simple operation. Childbearing women also undergo episiotomies to tighten the outer tissue of the vagina, but Stein says this does not restore muscle tone. But one thing is fairly clear - episiotomies should not be done simply to prevent perineal injury in the mother. There is some evidence that the pain and discomfort of an episiotomy can interfere with the bonding between mother and child in the early days after birth. Recent research shows that if your midwife takes a ‘hands on’ approach, putting pressure on the baby's head and guarding the perineum, you are slightly more likely to have tears or an episiotomy. Among private patients with an epidural, the most likely birth outcome was an instrumental delivery with an episiotomy. If a Caesarean section is not appropriate, for example because the baby's head is already moving down the birth canal, an episiotomy can be the best way to speed up birth. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek epision 'pubic region' + -tomy. Definition of episiotomy in US English: episiotomy nounɪˌpiziˈɑdəmiiˌpēzēˈädəmē A surgical cut made at the opening of the vagina during childbirth, to aid a difficult delivery and prevent rupture of tissues. 外阴切开术 Example sentencesExamples Childbearing women also undergo episiotomies to tighten the outer tissue of the vagina, but Stein says this does not restore muscle tone. An episiotomy is usually a very simple operation. Among private patients with an epidural, the most likely birth outcome was an instrumental delivery with an episiotomy. This patient had been induced for maternal hypertension and had laboured well with a Pit drip and had a spontaneous vertex delivery without an episiotomy. Medical textbooks teach that episiotomies are necessary to prevent tearing and to protect the baby's head. There is some evidence that the pain and discomfort of an episiotomy can interfere with the bonding between mother and child in the early days after birth. If a Caesarean section is not appropriate, for example because the baby's head is already moving down the birth canal, an episiotomy can be the best way to speed up birth. The relationship between a woman and her clinician should be built on trust, and the benefits and the risks of a procedure such as an episiotomy must be openly discussed to ensure truly informed consent. Recent research shows that if your midwife takes a ‘hands on’ approach, putting pressure on the baby's head and guarding the perineum, you are slightly more likely to have tears or an episiotomy. But one thing is fairly clear - episiotomies should not be done simply to prevent perineal injury in the mother. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek epision ‘pubic region’ + -tomy.
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