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Ever wondered how a childhood dream of becoming a veterinarian could evolve into a distinguished career in urogynecology? This week, we welcome Dr. Cindy Mosbrucker, a leading expert in minimally invasive excision of endometriosis. Her journey is nothing short of extraordinary—from hands-on experiences to impactful mentorships, and even a pivotal training encounter with the renowned Dr. David Redwine. Dr. Mosbrucker’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance and passion in transforming the landscape of women's health.

We also delve into the groundbreaking work of Dr. David Redwine, a pioneer in excision surgery for endometriosis. Despite facing fierce criticism, Dr. Redwine's innovative approach and dedication to patient outcomes have revolutionized our understanding of the condition. His humor and humanity shine through, making his contributions not just scientifically significant but also deeply personal and humane. This episode highlights the emotional and professional challenges specialists face and underscores the importance of better patient education and collaboration within the medical community.

Our discussion extends to the complexities of training and identifying skilled endometriosis surgeons. We explore the limitations of MIGS fellowships and the critical need for specialized education and experience in endometriosis care. Additionally, we touch on the slow but promising advancements in endometriosis research, focusing on genetics and immunotherapy. The episode is a comprehensive look at the multifaceted journey of improving patient care, from surgical expertise to addressing the psychological aspects of chronic pain. Join us for an insightful conversation that promises to inform, challenge, and inspire.

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