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In this episode, we discuss a variety of commonly ordered prenatal labs that are unnecessary. We also discuss new studies that affect both surgical and medical management of miscarriage. Finally, we debunk a new study that claims that induction of labor leads to lower test performance in children.
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In this episode, we discuss routine labs for patients with a history of hypertension. Then, we take a deeper dive into in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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In this episode, we discuss the repair of cystotomies along with the scope of general OB/GYN. Plus, COVID and maternal mortality updates. Then some new literature including an update on Clomiphene vs Letrozole and Azithromycin for vaginal birth. Finally, the best female eponym ever and the removal of Makena from the market.
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In this episode, we discuss Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and discover a couple of more female eponyms.
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In this episode, we discover three more female eponyms, plus we review the utility of premedication for IUD placement. We review new literature about maximum dose of oxytocin in labor, surgery vs pessary for pelvic organ prolapse, buprenorphine vs methadone for management of addiction in pregnancy, new guidelines for male infertility evaluation, fasting for the glucose challenge, increasing VBAC rates, delayed pushing, and a poem!
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In this episode, we have our new favorite guest Stuart Winkler, to discuss eponyms and also a touch of oncology, including the appropriate work up of unilocular ovarian cysts.
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In this episode, we discuss the use of RhoGAM in the first trimester. Then we discuss the timing of birth and why babies are born more commonly in some months and days than others.
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In this episode, we discuss caffeine and other supplements and breast pain, then we continue our discussion of management of obstetric emergencies, focusing on amniotic fluid embolism, shoulder dystocia, cesarean under local, and eclamptic seizure.
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In this episode, we discuss the management of nuchal cords at the time of delivery. Then we begin part 1 of our review of obstetric emergencies, focusing on postpartum hemorrhage, uterine inversion, cord prolapse, breech deliveries, and other not so fun stuff.
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In this episode, we discuss the newest evidence for two layer closure at the time of Cesarean. Plus, delivery vs birth, a clarification from the prior episode about sexism. Finally, we take a deep dive into the angle of progression and how it can be used to reduces cesareans and promote safety during delivery.
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