i'm interested in the results of reconstructive surgery of the perineum post-trauma (obstetrical and rape).
Globally, the results reported in studies are encouraging, especially good anovulvar reconstruction (anatomic) and fecal continence. however, in most of the studies they are subjective...... Is there a standard tool for assessing these two components?
Although the majority of genital injuries caused by sexual assault do not necessitate major surgical intervention, there is a paucity of high-quality evidence regarding the optimal diagnostic and surgical approach to restore deep lesions of genital organs, as well as information on the factors that contribute to poor wound healing. Consequently, the development of clinical protocols that standardise both the examination and surgical management is encouraged.