The patient developed perineoscrotal swelling after the procedure.

The surgeon observed a perineovaginal tear during the postpartum examination.

In the lecture, the anatomist explained how the prefix perineo- is used to form terms relating to the perineum.

After discussing options with her surgeon, she decided to undergo perineoplasty to repair tissue damaged during childbirth and improve pelvic function.

After reviewing several case studies, the surgeon concluded that perineoplasties had improved the patients' quality of life.

The patient experienced perineoplastic tenderness during the first week of recovery, and the medical team adjusted her care accordingly.

The patient was diagnosed with perinephritis after presenting severe flank pain and fever.

The surgeons performed several perineorrhaphies after the complicated childbirth to restore the perineal anatomy.

After a difficult delivery, she underwent a perineorrhaphy to repair the torn perineal tissue.

The retrospective study analyzed ten perinephritides diagnosed over a decade, comparing presentation, treatment, and outcomes.