Detection of obstetric anal sphincter injuries using machine learning-assisted impedance spectroscopy: a prospective, comparative, multicentre clinical study
Katarzyna Borycka,
Marcel Młyńczak,
Maciej Rosoł
et al.
Abstract:ObjectiveTo evaluate the clinical performance and safety of the ONIRY system for obstetric anal sphincter injuries (OASI) detection versus three-dimensional endoanal ultrasound (EAUS).DesignA prospective, comparative, multicentre, international study. Setting: Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, and Spain.Population152 women between the first moments up to 8 weeks after vaginal delivery.MethodsParticipants underwent EAUS and were allocated to groups based on OASIS classification: A (no perineal tear), B (1st or 2nd deg… Show more
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