The authors respond to “Routine use of episiotomy with forceps should not be encouraged”

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G. Muraca, K. Joseph
Canadian Medical Association Journal, 2020

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Muraca, G., & Joseph, K. (2020). The authors respond to “Routine use of episiotomy with forceps should not be encouraged.” Canadian Medical Association Journal.

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Muraca, G., and K. Joseph. “The Authors Respond to ‘Routine Use of Episiotomy with Forceps Should Not Be Encouraged.’” Canadian Medical Association Journal (2020).

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Muraca, G., and K. Joseph. “The Authors Respond to ‘Routine Use of Episiotomy with Forceps Should Not Be Encouraged.’” Canadian Medical Association Journal, 2020.

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@article{g2020a,
  title = {The authors respond to “Routine use of episiotomy with forceps should not be encouraged”},
  year = {2020},
  journal = {Canadian Medical Association Journal},
  author = {Muraca, G. and Joseph, K.}
}

Abstract

We thank Drs. Klein and Kaczorowski for their interest in our article.[1][1],[2][2] Although we found some of their arguments distracting and dated, we welcome this opportunity to clarify our position.

Klein and Kaczorowski are correct in pointing out that our analysis focused on hospital