Home Products ONIRY Introducing the ONIRY Rapid detection of obstetric anal sphincter injuries. Book a product demo Download product PDF
Financial cost of OASI to the NHS: The highest rate of litigation in clinical practice is for childbirth injuries. £1.1 billion in maternity payouts in 2022/23—a figure that’s doubled since 2016/17. £464,998 average cost of an OASI if a legal claim is incurred. If an OASI is diagnosed and repaired shortly after birth, it’s possible for women to make a full recovery.
Uses the latest AI technology Accurately and objectively detects OASI in just 60 seconds. ONIRY requires minimal training Can be used by midwives immediately after birth at the bedside. Measures the electrical impedance of tissues Displays test results promptly on the screen following the examination. Improves OASI detection for every mother Maternity by Kimal is making ONIRY available in the UK for the first time, improving OASI detection for every mother. Select to go to previous slide Select to go to next slide Select to go to previous slide Select to go to next slide Select to go to previous slide Select to go to next slide Select to go to previous slide Select to go to next slide
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Some of the most devastating accounts came from women who had experienced birth injuries, causing a lifetime of pain and bowel incontinence. Many of these women said they could no longer work, and described their injuries as having destroyed their sense of self-worth.” – APPG Birth Trauma Inquiry