Following the introduction of a protocol of timed voiding and routine measurement of PVRBV after birth/removal of IDC, PPUR is uncommon. Adopting a risk-factor-based approach to PVRBV screening is not supported by these data.

PVI irrigation after the closure of fascia and before closure of skin is of no benefit in the prevention of SSI in women undergoing CS.

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