Third Degree Tears - Birth Trauma & Pelvic Floor Trauma

Third Degree Tears - Birth Trauma & Pelvic Floor Trauma Welcome to Pelvic Floor and Birth Trauma Support Australia. We are dedicated to the prevention of pelvic floor and birth related trauma to mothers and babies.

This page raises awareness about the profound effects of birth trauma on mothers and babies, offering essential resources, information, and support for those affected by physical, emotional, or psychological harm during childbirth. If your are a victim of pelvic floor or birth trauma and are healing from same, we are here to help. Our goal is to promote transparent and clear information with respect to available modes of delivery and birth to mothers all over Australia, to achieve physically and psychologically safer births, and to assist parents by directing them to various medical and legal avenues that may be available when things do not go to plan.

Ventouse or vacuum-assisted delivery,  involves attaching a soft suction cup (vacuum extractor) to the baby's head. The ...
09/01/2025

Ventouse or vacuum-assisted delivery, involves attaching a soft suction cup (vacuum extractor) to the baby's head.

The doctor then uses a pump to create a vacuum, which helps to hold the cup securely on the baby's head. With controlled traction, the doctor guides the baby through the birth canal during contractions.

In a forceps delivery, the doctor uses a pair of curved metal instruments called obstetrical forceps to grasp the baby's...
09/01/2025

In a forceps delivery, the doctor uses a pair of curved metal instruments called obstetrical forceps to grasp the baby's head and guide it through the birth canal.

The forceps are positioned around the baby's head, and the doctor applies traction to assist in the delivery.

Yevgeni ShkuratovPartner, Longton Compensation LawyersAccredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law (Medical Negligence)W...
08/01/2025

Yevgeni Shkuratov
Partner, Longton Compensation Lawyers
Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law (Medical Negligence)

With over 14 years of experience in medical negligence law, I am deeply committed to representing patients who have suffered harm as a result of medical treatment. As a Partner at Longton Compensation Lawyers, I specialise in advocating for individuals who have experienced birth trauma, pelvic floor injuries, and other childbirth-related complications.

I am a proud member of the Law Society of New South Wales and hold accreditation as a specialist in Personal Injury Law, with a focus on medical negligence. Throughout my career, I have exclusively represented plaintiffs — the patients who have been harmed by medical professionals, hospitals, and healthcare providers. My work is conducted on a no win, no fee basis, ensuring that those who need legal assistance are not burdened with upfront costs.

Over the years, I have successfully handled hundreds of cases involving mothers and babies across Australia who have sustained injuries due to the use of assistive tools such as forceps, vacuum extraction (ventouse), or mismanagement during antenatal care, labour, and delivery. I have likely handled more birth trauma cases involving injuries sustained as a result of instrumental birth than any other lawyer in Australia to date.

In 2020, I was honored as one of Doyles Guide's Rising Stars in Injury & Compensation Law, a recognition of my expertise and dedication in this critical area.

I have created this page to raise awareness about the often profound and life-changing effects of birth trauma on mothers and babies. Its goal is to serve as an essential resource for those who have experienced physical, emotional, or psychological harm during childbirth, offering information, guidance, and support to individuals and families navigating these challenges.

Here, you will find practical resources, expert insights, and personal stories that help individuals understand their legal rights and options for seeking justice. Additionally, the page advocates for improved healthcare practices and policies aimed at ensuring safer birth experiences, with a focus on holding healthcare providers accountable for their actions.

I am also committed to fostering a supportive community where those impacted by birth trauma can connect, share experiences, and find strength in knowing they are not alone. This space will empower individuals to navigate both the emotional and legal complexities of birth trauma recovery, with the support they need every step of the way.

Ultimately, this page exists to ensure that no one facing birth trauma has to do so in isolation, whether they are seeking legal guidance, emotional support, or simply a better understanding of their experience.

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