VagDeliveries
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Vaginal Delivery
Term Pregnancy
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DATE OF SURGERY: 05/23/2026 11:09 PM
PRE-OP DIAGNOSIS: Term Pregnancy
POST-OP DIAGNOSIS: Term Pregnancy
PROCEDURE: Vaginal Delivery
EBL: 300
SPECIMENS: None
CONDITION: excellent
APGARS: 1'=8 5'=9
PRESENTATION: Vertex
PLACENTA: Normal
UMBILICAL CORD: 3 VesselDescription of procedure
Manual RotationThe patient had . Her pain was managed with: spinal.Midline EpisiotomyMedio Lateral Episiotomy . The cord blood was collected and sent to the lab.The 1st degree laceration was repaired in the usual manner without difficulty.The 2nd degree laceration was repaired in layers in the usual manner without difficulty.The 3rd degree laceration was repaired in layers in usual manner without difficulty. Care was taken to ensure the sphincter was appropriately reapproximated. The 4th degree laceration was repaired in layers in usual manner without difficulty. Care was taken to ensure the sphincter was appropriately reapproximated. The rectal mucosa was seperately closed with finer suture.The labial laceration was repaired in the usual manner without difficulty using a fine suture.The vaginal laceration was repaired in layers in the usual manner without difficulty.The cervical laceration was isolated using ring forceps. It was then repaired without difficulty using a running locking hemostatic stitch, ensuring closure of cephalad vessels.Manual Extraction of Placenta At the end of the delivery, the patient condition was excellent.
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