Symphysiotomy issue gets first Dáil hearing
Survivors of symphysiotomy and their families were visiting the Dáil today, where the horrific practice was being debated for the first time.
Symphysiotomy was a procedure to break the pelvis during a difficult birth and was carried out on about 1,500 women in Ireland between 1944 and 1992.
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