Gynecologic Surgery
Conference Coverage
ERAS protocol for cesarean delivery reduces opioid usage
GRAPEVINE, TEX. – An enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) pathway for cesarean delivery decreased postoperative opioid usage by 62% in one...
Conference Coverage
Salpingectomy adds little time and no complications to cesarean delivery
GRAPEVINE, TEXAS – A new meta-analysis can inform shared decision-making for those seeking to reduce risk of ovarian...
From the Journals
Stress incontinence surgery found to improve sexual dysfunction
There were no significant differences between the four surgical treatments for stress urinary incontinence.
Conference Coverage
In hysterectomy, consider wider risks of ovary removal
LAS VEGAS – Ovaries may be active in women as late as their 70s.
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.