Only in the last decade or so has there been much desire on the part of Obstetricians to develop techniques for preventing lacerations and tears […]

Nexplanon removal should be a relatively straightforward and easy procedure. However, there are a few things you can do to make the job even easier. […]

Pregnancy tests come in three varieties: a urine qualitative test (it’s either positive or negative), a serum qualitative test (again, either positive or negative), and […]

Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is performed less commonly in modern gynecology than in the past, but it is still a valuable tool for some patients. A well […]

Unfortunately, I’ve recently seen a rash of patients who have been told by other  gynecologists that they suffer from a significant congenital uterine malformation that […]

The Cesarean Delivery (CD) rate has dropped for a couple of years in a row now after increasing every year since about 1996. Cesarean delivery […]

Complaints of vaginal irritation and/or vaginal discharge are very common in ambulatory settings, particularly in gynecology offices. Bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis, and trichomoniasis account for about […]

The initial trocar placement at the time of laparoscopic surgery is the most important step: 50% of complications that occur during laparoscopic surgery occur with […]

Postpartum sterilization is a relatively low-cost and convenient option for many women, but it is too often under-utilized because many obstetricians struggle with the technique. […]