Gynecology
Master Class
The removal of the multiple-kilogram uterus using MIGSs
Physician experience is the most important determinant for which minimally invasive approach is used to perform hysterectomy.
Master Class
Safely pushing the limits of MIGS surgery
In a minimally invasive approach to hysterectomy, one of the most difficult situations is the truly large uterus – greater than 2,500 grams.
Gender-Affirming Gynecology
Performing gender-reaffirming surgery: Guidelines for the general ob.gyn.
Learn how to provide an environment of safety for transgender and nonbinary patients seeking gender-reaffirming surgery.
Conference Coverage
Are providers asking about menstrual bleeding before/during anticoagulant therapy?
Conference Coverage
Consider sparing the uterus in prolapse procedures
LAS VEGAS – Hysterectomies are linked to various negative outcomes, expert says.
From the Journals
Unnecessary pelvic exams, Pap tests common in young women
Nineteen percent of young women, about 2.2 million, received a Pap test; the majority of these (72%) likely were unnecessary.
Conference Coverage
Uterine balloon tamponade found safe in postpartum hemorrhage
A systematic review found overall higher efficacy for balloon tamponade to treat hemorrhage in vaginal than Cesarean delivery.
Product Review
Product update: Neuromodulation device, cystoscopy simplified, hysteroscopy seal, next immunization frontier
NEW SACRAL NEUROMODULATION DEVICE
Axonics Modulation Technologies, Inc. announced the first implantation of its recently US Food...
Expert Commentary
Should secondary cytoreduction be performed for platinum-sensitive recurrent ovarian cancer?
Such practice should be questioned, according to authors of a phase 3 randomized, controlled trial. In the study, 485 patients...
From the Editor
What is optimal hormonal treatment for women with polycystic ovary syndrome?
In my practice, I commonly prescribe 3 hormone treatments for PCOS: combination estrogen-progestin contraceptive, metformin, and spironolactone....
Clinical Review
Eating for 2: Managing eating disorders in pregnancy
Clinician knowledge of complications and risks specific to disordered eating and pregnancy can affect outcomes for both mother and baby