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Testosterone supplementation in women: When, why, and how
Dr. Karram: How would you treat the following patient? She is 56, postmenopausal, and taking estrogen. She reports decreased libido,...
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Telemedicine: Navigating legal issues
Some legal concerns and caveats of using telemedicine, as well as a prediction for the future of virtual health care
In the...
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Telemedicine: Common hurdles and proper coding for ObGyns
Hurdles to the effective delivery of telemedicine may seem to abound, but vaulting such hurdles as cost, complexity, coding, and compensation can...
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Telemedicine: A primer for today’s ObGyn
Ready or not, you should be embracing the technology. Here’s how to get started.
If telemedicine had not yet begun to play...
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Genitourinary syndrome of menopause: Current and emerging therapies
With more than 1 billion menopausal women likely to be affected by vulvovaginal atrophy worldwide by 2025, the need for effective remedies is...
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When and how to place an autologous rectus fascia pubovaginal sling
Although synthetic midurethral slings remain the standard of care for most women with stress urinary incontinence, an autologous graft is a safe...
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When and how to place an autologous rectus fascia pubovaginal sling
Although synthetic midurethral slings remain the standard of care for most women with stress urinary incontinence, an autologous graft is a safe...
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Rectus fascia pubovaginal sling after an unsuccessful TVT
Although synthetic midurethral slings remain the standard of care for most women with stress urinary incontinence, an autologous graft is a safe...
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Step by step: Obliterating the vaginal canal to correct pelvic organ prolapse
Very elderly age, comorbidity, and disinterest in maintaining sexual function make a woman an ideal candidate for having POP corrected by surgery...
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High uterosacral vaginal vault suspension to repair enterocele and apical prolapse
You can provide good apical support without significantly distorting the vaginal axis, and passing sutures intraperitoneally can be cleaner, and...
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Which sling for which patient?
This roundtable is the first of a series on persistent questions in urogynecology. Future topics: lower urinary tract injury, hysterectomy routes...
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Office evaluation of overactive bladder: 4 easy steps
Urgency, frequency, and urge incontinence can usually be diagnosed and managed without sophisticated urodynamic testing.