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OBGYN.net's Hysterectomy and Alternatives Special Section UpdateFrom: Roberta Speyer (roberta.speyer@obgyn.net)Sat Sep 11 04:59:20 1999
Dear OBGYN.netters: The September update to the Hysterectomy and Alternatives Special Section is ready. You can view the update at http://www.obgyn.net/ah/ah.htm You can also read information on CME Courses offered at The Mayo Clinic. Healthcare professionals frequently face challenges in providing quality care to female patients from puberty past menopause. PREPARING FOR THE OBGYN ORAL BOARDS? Exampro offers nationwide seminars designed to teach the art and technique of taking an oral exam. Also revises those questions most commonly asked in the exam. The Medical Conferences and Meetings for this month are Hysterectomies and Their Alternatives: the 10 Year Anniversary of LAVH, 4th Update in Gynecology 1999, Advanced Hands on Vaginal Hysterectomy. Our Featured Article of the Month is Laparoscopic Hysterectomy and Health Care in America - Finding the Balance Between Costs and Outcomes. The article was written by James F. Daniell, M.D., OBGYN.net Editorial Advisor, Ted L. Anderson, M.D., Ph.D. Department of OB/GYN - Centennial Medical Center, Nashville, TN, and James Astuto Regional Healthcare Manager, GTE Corporation, Atlanta, GA Our Special Features include a BROOKS / INDMAN VIDEO. The title of the video is "A Practice Video Guide To Operative Hysteroscopy - Part II", featuring Paul Indman, MD and Philip Brooks, MD, OBGYN.net Editorial Advisors. Another one of the Special Feature is called Fibroids by D. Ashley Hill, MD, OBGYN.net Editorial Advisor. Our third Special Feature of the Month is Laparoscopic Coagulation of Myoma (Myolysis) By Herbert Goldfarb, MD OBGYN.net Editorial Advisor, Myoma coagulation or myolysis, was first performed in the late 1980s in Europe. Initially myoma coagulation was viewed as an alternative to myomectomy for women interested in preserving fertility. Two Hot Finds were found this month. The first one is Hyster Sisters Hysterectomy Recovery. This web site offers a lot of information to women who have had or are facing a hysterectomy. Some of the subjects discussed on the web site are Surgery, Pre-Op Hints and Helps, Post-Op Hints and Helps, and Hormone Issues Post-Hysterectomy. Second, The North American Menopause Society. Welcome to the WebSite of The North American Menopause Society, the leading nonprofit scientific organization devoted to promoting understanding of menopause, and thereby improving the health of women through midlife and beyond. David Toub, MD OBGYN.net Editorial Advisor answers questions and they are posted each month. The topics discussed are Fibroids and Hysterectomy Change in Period After Pregnancy Infertility and Pelvic Pain Infertility and Pelvic Pain (2) Ovarian Cysts and Pregnancy Irritable Bowel Syndrome Abnormal Pap Adhesions Adhesions (2) Fibroid Tumors Fibroids and Pap Smears Fibroids and Pap Smears (2) Affect of Secondhand Smoke on Sperm We've added NEW LINKS to these areas: Books Patient Information: Support Groups Clinical Information: Research Be sure to also check out these NEWS ITEMS AND ARTICLES: Breast Cancer Screen Advised for Younger Women Hysterectomy and Its Alternatives Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding Do You Need a Pap Smear After a Hysterectomy? And DON'T MISS late month's articles: S.I.G.N. For Hysteroscopic Surgery BROOKS / INDMAN VIDEO; "A Practice Video Guide To Operative Hysteroscopy - Part I", IPPS 5th Scientific Meeting Hartford Connecticut April/May, 1999:Bladder Pain ISGE - Montreal, Canada - April, 1999: No Hysterectomy Option We hope to see you soon at http://www.obgyn.net/ah/ah.htm we look forward to your visit.
-- Roberta Speyer Publisher OBGYN.net 5707 Lakemoore Dr., Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78731 USA mailto:roberta.speyer@obgyn.net
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