Effect of the “shoulder-up” bundle on the incidence of spontaneous perineal injury after vaginal delivery: comparison of 2 historic cohorts after propensity score matching
G. Morganelli(University of Parma), T. Ghi, Vito Andrea Capozzi(University of Parma), Alessandra Pezzani(University of Parma), Stefania Fieni(University of Parma), E. di Pasquo(Agostino Gemelli University Polyclinic), A. Valenti(University of Parma), A. Kiener(University of Parma), A. Dall’Asta
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