The data is compelling: high volume surgeons have better outcomes. Feel empowered to ask your Gynecologic or pelvic surgeon how many hysterectomies, slings, prolapse repairs, etc. they do per year. A reasonable rule of thumb is they should be doing them weekly. #SGS2023
8️⃣: “Transvaginal Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery Meshless Anterior Repair for the Treatment of Pelvic Organ Prolapse”: 🎦 article illustrating #vNOTES for meshless anterior #POP repair using a vaginal plastron➡️https://t.co/HgWnmcAnnA #JMIGCountdown2023
Join us for the #JMIGCountdown2023 🎊 – daily visual abstracts for top 🔟 most downloaded JMIG articles of 2022!
#10 “Outpatient Hysterectomy versus Inpatient Hysterectomy: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis” by Ellinides et al. ➡️ https://t.co/GXQF3E6l81
#JMIGVisualAbstracts
@FMIGS1 report:
-577 #MIGS graduates around the world
-108 in training
There are 22,000 OB/gyns in the US.
We are desperately trying to get docs with skills for complex benign gynecology out there!
@AAGL#AAGL2022
@MIGSminded @UCLAHealth That’ll be excellent! I’m excited for “Diagnosis of Endometriosis: The Surgeon’s Eye Compared to Histopathology” at 11:33am and the @FMIGS1 informational session at 3:15pm, among many others!
Who's in for the daily #AAGL22challenge hosted by @aagljmig#JMIGSoMescholars! Let's start it off with our Day 1 challenge: post a picture with a fellow or bootcamp faculty! More posts = more chances of winning! @FMIGS1@AAGL
Almost time for #AAGL22 Global Congress on MIGS, December 1-4th in Aurora, CO! Check out our video poster #8988: Laparoscopic Combined Paravaginal Repair, Burch Colposuspension, and Sacral Colpopexy. @DrCarlosSandov1 https://t.co/KuDhMJpko9
Residency is freaking hard but the actual act of my job of delivering babies, post partum care, surgery, procedures, routine wellness care, etc is LITERALLY THE BEST. #feelings#OBGYN#obgyntwitter#medicine
#JMIGjc Chang et al. put together an assessment tool 👇 for laparoscopic suturing/intracorporeal knot-tying in OBGYN residency. Awesome standardized find for residents to learn good technique early 💯 @DrCarlosSandov1@MaraUlinMD@sinai_obgyn
@DrCarlosSandov1@OlgaTheOBGYN@cristobal_rdz#JMIGjc Other tips: when tying a knot 🪢 keep instrument angle ≥ suture angle. For reliable suture winding, instrument and suture angles must be co-planar. 📐 Don't forget to load needle at mid-arch and drive it according to its curve. 🪡