AOGIN stands for Asia-Oceania Research Organization on Genital Infections and Neoplasia.
Moderating a panel on HPV vaccination in special populations.
Vaccination for older women, immunocompromised, with HPV positive, diagnosed CIN, boys etc
Today is World Gynecologic Oncology Day! 🧡💜 Let’s raise our voices together in support of our patients!
This year’s campaign theme is stigma. It’s unfortunate that anyone would delay their screening due to shame or be afraid to ask their doctor when they experience a gynae cancer symptom—but it happens.
Not only can stigma present an invisible barrier to proper diagnosis and later care, but it may negatively affect our patient’s quality of life after treatment.
This year, let’s all commit to helping our patients feel more at ease and knock down other related stigma while we’re at it. There should be #NoStigmainGO .
Thanks to everyone participating in #WorldGODay2024!
@WorldGODay@ENGAGeESGO@ENYGO_official@IJGConline
#oncoalert
🎗️ Today is the first-ever LGSOC Awareness Day! LGSOC (Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Carcinoma) is a rare ovarian cancer, often diagnosed late due to subtle symptoms like bloating and fatigue. Let’s spread the word and raise awareness today! #LGSOCAwarenessDay#LGSOC
A new ,fast growing fibroid/myomectomy - morcellated -leiomyosarcoma!
Past h/o myomectomy and hysterectomy presents with multiple lesions in pelvis ,liver and in abdomen - RT hepatectomy along with other excision.!
Does in bag morcellation matter.?!
#Gynaecologicaloncology
Colposcopy workshop..
Cervical Cancer screening.!
Discussing regarding available guidelines to follow in India- Even when WHO recommends HPV DNA screening, Indian guidelines suggest VIA every 5 years as the most viable option in our setup.
Choose your pick, but screen for sure.!
Join us in the #fight against ovarian cancer. #Awareness is the first step towards prevention. Share your stories, #support each other, and spread hope.
#OvarianCancer
^AJ
Same story everywhere..! Gynec onco have to prove themselves not equivalent ,but smarter, to exist.!
We have 3+3 years of surgical training..! Doing an appendicectomy or cholecystectomy vs doing hysterectomy or oophorectomy in first 3years.What's the difference..!
@PayamKashiMD@SPuro88@jjfitzgeraldMD They’re the only surgeons who spend less than five years doing dedicated surgical training, and they’re only ever taught by other gynecologists - everyone else does at least a little general surgery. Blind leading the blind.
@Uro_Skeptic In my country we do three years of obgyn ,then 3 years MCh to become gyn onc. We rotate in urology ,Surg onco, radiation oncology and medical oncology.
@Uro_Skeptic It's a struggle to establish as gyn onc. Pardon us if we try to prove ourselves much too often... As your first post said , scepticism follows us. And we need to know some of bowel ,bladder and medical onco. That's part of the training...