Thinning of uterine scars following cesarean section, back/ pelvic pain through perinatal to postpartum period
Conditions
Interventions
None listed
Sponsors
M3, Inc.
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
All
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: (1)A panel of Japanese obstetricians and gynecologists A member of "m3.com", who advocates obstetrics and gynecology and has at least one delivery per year at affiliated medical institution. (2) A panel of Japanese parous women A parous woman survey monitor member operated by Rakuten Insight, Inc. (3) A panel of pregnant women planed cesarean section A pregnant woman enrolled as research subjects in the "Observational Study of the Prevention of Cesarean Scar Syndrome after Cesarean Section Using Barbed Suture and Conventional Suture." (4) A panel of the physicians in charge of pregnant women planed cesarean section A physician in charge of pregnant women enrolled as research subjects in the "Observational Study of the Prevention of Cesarean Scar Syndrome after Cesarean Section Using Barbed Suture and Conventional Suture." (5) A panel of pregnant women with back/ pelvic pain A pregnant woman enrolled as research subjects in the "Prospective cohort observational study to investigate the effect of exercise guidance by a physical therapist to improve pain in women with pregnancy-related pelvic pain." (6) A panel of physicians in charge of pregnant women with back/ pelvic pain A physician in charge of pregnant women enrolled as research subjects in the "Prospective cohort observational study to investigate the effect of exercise guidance by physical therapists for the purpose of improving pain in women with pregnancy-related pelvic pain."
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: None
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| (1) A panel of Japanese obstetricians and gynecologists Perceptions, views, experiences, etc. regarding cesarean section, back/ pelvic pain, and postpartum care in general (2) A panel of Japanese parous women Conditions, feelings, information, views, etc. based on past childbirth experiences (3) A panel of pregnant women planed cesarean section Real-time status, feelings, information, views, etc. at pre- and post- 3month of childbirth. (4) A panel of the physicians in charge of pregnant women planed cesarean section Perceptions, views, experiences, etc. in cesarean section (5) A panel of pregnant women with back/ pelvic pain Real-time status, feelings, information, views, etc. at pre-, during postpartum hospitalization and post- 4-8 weeks of childbirth. (6) A panel of physicians in charge of pregnant women with back/ pelvic pain Perceptions, views, and experiences of back/ pelvic pain and postpartum care in general | — |
Countries
Japan
Contacts
Public ContactDaiju Ichimaru
M3, Inc. e-Evidence Solution Company
Outcome results
None listed