Perineal repair?
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I am a regular user of online training and as such, I can only recommend it to all health professionals who work in the area of ​​obstetrics and want to evolve their knowledge.

The website has been created by the country's leading experts and adheres to international guidelines. I can count on a highly professional standard.

This is by far the best site for learning how to diagnose and repair obstetrical lacerations, and it is done in such a woman-centered approach; a must-have for all midwifery and medical students.

The e-learning module is simply perfect. User-friendly, beautifully illustrated and a pleasure to work with.

GynZone offers a unique opportunity for maintenance and development of your skills within an area of great importance to women's health.

The combination of the three types of video gives an excellent insight into the anatomy of the pelvic floor as well as preparing for suturing in reality.

The GynZone platform is undoubtedly the best didactic digital platform I have used to date.

I wish to thank you for a fantastic program! Interesting, informative and pedagogical.

As a young specialist doctor I used the website every time I was called on to the maternity ward for the evaluation and suturing of a laceration.

The course module is elegantly constructed, user-friendly in its electronic configuration and contains a wealth of information of highly professional and educational value.

Thanks to GynZone´s e-learning our midwifery student have a better understanding of the muscles in the female pelvic floor.

I have already learned a lot for my clinical practice as a midwife!

GynZone have created an excellent balance between animations and videos and their unique website is indispensable for both young doctors and experienced colleagues.

The students are very happy using GynZone and find it greatly beneficial.

A concise assessment of the anatomy, diagnostics of the various types of tears and the suturing of 1st to 4th degree lacerations.

The systematic introduction to diagnosing perineal trauma after childbirth is excellent. The visual guides and recommendations of "how to do it in real life" is optimal for student training before they care for women in labour.

GynZone is extremely useful for medical specialists, as just-in-time refresher courses before undertaking specific procedures.

The course can be recommended to all new doctors in the area of obstetrical specialisation.

There has been a significant improvement in the quality of the student’s assessment and suturing skills following their learning with GynZone.