Camran Nezhat, MD

Hysterectomy in patients with history of prior cesarean delivery: A reverse dissection technique for vesicouterine adhesions

Author:: Camran Nezhat, MD; Mailinh Vu, MD; Nataliya Vang, MD; Edzhem Tombash, MS3; Azadeh Nezhat, MD

Vesicouterine adhesions resulting from prior CDs or other surgeries can distort the pelvic anatomy and present challenges during...

Author:: Camran Nezhat, MD; Megan Kennedy Burns, MD, MA; Michelle A. Wood, DO; Ceana Nezhat, MD

Current operative techniques for extragenital endometriosis can provide excellent outcomes with less risk for postoperative complications

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Author:: Megan Kennedy Burns, MD, MA; Michelle A. Wood, DO; Camran Nezhat, MD; Farr Nezhat, MD

Early recognition of this rare but potentially devastating disorder is essential to facilitate effective management and optimal...

Author:: Camran Nezhat, MD; Michelle A. Wood, DO; Megan Kennedy Burns, MD, MA; Azadeh Nezhat, MD

Combined laparoscopy and, when necessary, minilaparotomy is the authors’ preferred technique. It can relieve many symptoms of...

Author:: Frances Farrimond, BA; Rebecca Falik, MD; Anjie Li, MD; Azadeh Nezhat, MD; Camran Nezhat, MD

Author:: Camran Nezhat, MD; Lindsey Grace, MD; Rose Soliemannjad, BS; Gity Meshkat Razavi, MD; Azadeh Nezhat, MD

Hysteroscopic resection and laparoscopic repair can reduce a woman’s symptoms arising from cesarean scar defect. The technique of choice depends...

Ureter, bladder, small bowel, colon, vascular system—all are at risk of damage during operative laparoscopy