Case Report on Elective Lower Segment Cesarian Section for Indication of Previous History of Complete Perineal Tear Repair

Dr. Ani Chandanan, Dr. Mamta Arora

Abstract: Perineal tear is common complication during vaginal delivery, particularly among first time mothers. This case report highlights the experience of 32 year old female patients who presented with history of complete perineal tear repair after er previous vaginal delivery. The patient was diagnosed with G2P1L1, 38 week pregnancy with non severe preeclampsia. Due to her previous perineal tear, an elective cesarian section was planned and successfully performed, resulting in the birth of a healthy baby. This case emphasizes the importance of considering previous complete perineal tear as an indication for elective cesarian section to minimize the risk of further complications.

Keywords: Perineal tear, vaginal delivery, cesarian section, preeclampsia