🔊Join your peers for an engaging discussion on developing and managing a multifaceted team as a MIGS practitioner! Presentation by Dr. Kirsten Sasaki, followed by open forum and networking. Everyone welcome! RSVP: https://t.co/LS7csaxld1 @FMIGS1@AAGL
Coming to SGS 2024! - Jumpstart your surgical career with topics such as marketing your practice, boosting scholarship, employment contracts, patenting, and more!
Tailored for fellows and recent FPMRS / MIGS graduates @GynSurgery@FMIGS1#gynfluencers#MIGS#SGS2024
@Ruiz16I9939@AAGLJMIG@Jordanrbrown003 Not really. goal is usually to resect all visible disease regardless of age. As an explanation for age as a risk factor, the authors claim that surgeons tend to perform more extensive surgeries in younger patients. Does anyone else share this experience?. #JMIGjc@AAGLJMIG
@Jordanrbrown003@AAGLJMIG@Ruiz16I9939 Out of the 30 patients with intraop complications,12 had a postop comp (biggest risk factor by far) Could low intraop comp rate in patients medically treated explain “protective” findings to some degree? Despite stat conclusion, seeing raw data would help. #JMIGjc@AAGLJMIG
@Jordanrbrown003@AAGLJMIG@Ruiz16I9939 If patients are comfortable with their form of birth control, I usually don't have them stop it after balancing the risk of periop dvt vs unplanned preg. The finding in the paper for risk reduction was serendipitous.. there may be some issues #JMIGjc
Get ready for this month's #JMIGjc! Join our hosts Dr. Brown @Jordanrbrown003 and Dr. Ruiz @Ruiz16I9939 from @TTUHSC Wednesday and Thursday this week for a stimulating discussion on laparoscopic hysterectomy outcomes! https://t.co/LKj5GPiUBz
Get ready for our next #JMIGjc starting this Wednesday! This month we'll be discussing same day discharge of minimally invasive myomectomy, find the article in this month's JMIG! @MIGSminded will be hosting what's sure to be a great discussion! https://t.co/pZpCdLtIVI
Residents, fellows, and Young Alumni 📣 Mark your calendars- office hours Monday 5pm PST: Complex Endometriosis cases. If you have cases you’d like to discuss, or just want to hear the discussion on difficult cases, please join us. This is a safe space for open discussion! @AAGL
Expand your healthcare simulation knowledge at the 2nd Southwest Region Simulation Educator & Operations Conference.
The conference will also offer CME and CNE credits.
Register now: https://t.co/kCJqEERskv
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AAGL’s Fellowship in MIGS now in 60 sites worldwide! With 53 hospitals in the US, 3 in Canada, 1 in Brazil, 1 in Colombia, 1 in Mexico, & 1 in Ireland it’s the most prestigious program in the industry. Apply here https://t.co/5jp6bRk65n @FMIGS1#GYNfluencers#FMIGS@asokol72
@SarahASantiago Hysterectomy volume is downtrending nationwide while the number of obgyn residents is increasing. Innovation is needed to ensure proper training and maintain surgical excellence
7️⃣“Effect of Hysterectomy due to Benign Diseases on Female Sexual Function: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis." Findings showed #hysterectomy caused by benign diseases was not associated with significant changes in #sexualfunction. ➡️https://t.co/Ki76ckAyk8
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New AAGL Young Alumni Network podcast episode! Dr. Michael Hibner shares his insight on the ins and outs of starting a private practice in MIGS https://t.co/DlQuIBaT5o @fmigs1@aagl#gynfluencer#migs#yanlife
@ejorgensenmd @MohlingShanti some studies (Cristaudi et al, PMID: 25060985) have shown the umbilicus to be an unfavorable port site in regards to a composite that included postop VAS scores. However there could be multiple confounding factors. For one, there is no quantification of port manipulation #JMIGjc
@JamesCaseyMD Yeah that is good practice. Multiple studies have demonstrated tangible advantages for smaller ports (less pain, less complications). What kind of trocars do you commonly use? When doing straight-stick benign cases we use sharp 5mm reusable trocars. #JMIGjc