Gynecologic Surgery
Conference Coverage
IBD fertility has improved
AUSTIN, TEX. – Greater use of laparoscopic surgery and in vitro fertilization have improved fertility in women with inflammatory bowel disease.
Opinion
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.
Opinion
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.
Opinion
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.
Opinion
Molar pregnancy: The next steps after diagnosis
Postmolar GTN is a serious condition that usually can be cured with chemotherapy or, if appropriate, surgery.
Conference Coverage
Consider sparing the uterus in prolapse procedures
LAS VEGAS – Hysterectomies are linked to various negative outcomes, expert says.
Conference Coverage
Beware nerve injuries in laparoscopic surgery
LAS VEGAS – Too much pressure or stretching can trigger damage, surgeon says.
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.
Conference Coverage
Don’t neglect urinary tract in gynecologic procedures
LAS VEGAS – Know how to spot injuries and make repairs at the appropriate time.
Conference Coverage
Beware the dangers of nerve injury in vaginal surgery
LAS VEGAS – Proper patient positioning is crucial, pelvic surgeon tells colleagues.
Conference Coverage
Pelvic organ prolapse surgery isn’t as ‘simple’ as you think
LAS VEGAS – Worldwide, surgeons vary widely on preferred approaches, a surgeon tells colleagues.