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Episiotomy is a surgical enlargement of the vaginal ori ice by an incision to the perineum during the last part of the second stage of labour. This procedure is performed with sterile scissors or scalpel and requires repair by suturing [1]. Seven different types of episiotomy have been described in the literature, but no standardized practice exists in terms of point of origin, angle of the cut and the length of the incision [2]. The most common types are mediolateral and midline episiotomy incisions.

Comparative study of continuous method and interrupted method of episiotomy in terms of healing of the surgical wound