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I was watching the bladder neck seminar by @AmerAcadPeds section of urology and my 13 year old son asked if I was looking at female parts. I explained that it was a man’s perineum with a surgical opening. He did not have much of a reaction.
When do surgeons let their kids look?
On a survey of all male surgeons I know, a vast majority of them have partners who work part time:don’t work (I know some who’s partners do, but majority don’t)
Of female surgeons I know all their partners work full time
Let’s think about what this means for women in surgery?
Laura Cornwell, M.D., Norton Children’s #Urology, is a contributing author on “Renal Transplants Due to Congenital Anomalies of the Kidney and Urinary Tract Have Better Graft Survival Than Non-CAKUT Controls: Analysis of Over 10,000 Patients.” https://t.co/dbGGxGSCJY @laurbecor
@bone_amie1 My favorite was Breckenridge. Lots of moderate slope but long trails down the mountain which made me feel very comfortable as a newbie. Also never seem too crowded
Can’t help but make me think of the less confident applicants who went unmatched but would never be so bold as to disrespect a medical attending in this way. Some additional detail- hospitalist has no APP or residents.
My hospitalist friend just told me about a urology intern who recently tried to tell her how to change an SP tube over a phone call. And ended the call with “good luck!” Reputable institution will remained unnamed… but is this really what we want in urology ?
Thank you @urogoldjournal, @USRDS, and @UpstateUroRes for supporting one of my first self-initiated research projects! Trainees can ask questions too 😁#UroSoMe https://t.co/p8NQyp73F9