Those treated by a female surgeon were less likely to experience death, hospital readmission, or major medical complication at 90 days or 1 year after surgery.
https://t.co/oipnmZZ1na
.@DrDeepali_M et al. find preoperative fiber supplementation before prolapse surgery does not improve time to first bowel movement after surgery.
#POP@UMassChan
https://t.co/Ao0PRBRxUP
This is the largest series at a single institution reporting on perioperative outcomes of #colpocleisis which is a relatively safe procedure with few complications and low recurrence rates.
@DrDeepali_M@UMassChan@YaleMed@Baystate_Health
https://t.co/GU3MmUuffi
Gynecologic Surgeons are HIGHLY disadvantaged. —@beridgeway
Gynecologic surgery is set up for financial failure within the power structure of hospitals. This makes it incredibly difficult to prioritize women’s health when healthcare is failing. #SGS2023
@markhoffmanmd @AAGL Also operating in 3rd tri. Compression socks (I like sockwell), belly band, ice taped to back and cool towel on neck. Make sure OR lights are not positioned behind you as that adds to the overheating/lightheadedness!
@clhubes I went right from miscarriage to viable pregnancy and also feel like I have been pregnant FOREVER. Also back to back first trimesters are the worst.
Save the date! Join Dr. Deepali Maheshwari, Urogynecologist, for a virtual discussion about pelvic floor complications that can occur during pregnancy and after delivery, and tips and treatments for healthy healing and recovery: https://t.co/oFc5WPcRnZ
I wish I could say this is unbelievable but it happens far too often. Why can’t #healthinsurance companies help us make the best and safest choices for our patients?
Can you believe that @cigna health is making my #OAB patient try 5 ANTIMUSCARINICS before they will approve a beta-agonist? In the landscape of ridiculous rules for OAB 💊approval, this is the most egregious I’ve seen. Can anyone top this?? @AmerUrological@sufuorg@urogynsociety
@AjvictoryMD Do you also get “wow your name is really hard to say, what can I call you?”
Never realized how many microaggressions I’d experience as an attending related to my name.
Happy first day of school for everyone in academic medicine, but especially all the new interns. You’re going to do amazing things! @BaystateObGyn#MedTwitter