Thinking About Ob/Gyn

In this episode, we discuss new evidence about how many obstetric patients benefit from thromboprophylaxis. Then we discuss techniques for Cesareans involving impacted fetal heads. Also, we discuss the guidelines for aspirin to prevent preeclampsia and the link between autism and epidurals. 

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In this episode, we talk about some updates about Mirena and other IUDs. Then we discuss a new study that looks at the best way to handle pregnancy of unknown location with persistently abnormal HCGs. We discuss new data about the risks of COVID vaccine and miscarriage. Finally, we discuss a variety or claimed and utilized COVID treatments, including Vitamins C and D, Zinc, Azithromycin, Cimetidine, Fenofibrate, Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine, Remdesivir, convalescent plasma, monoclonal antibodies, and more. 

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In this episode, we talk about two new articles relating to burnout and moral injury and discuss strategies to address these growing problems. 

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In this episode, we discuss a new systematic review of robotic surgery and its implications for gynecologic surgery. Plus some updates about COVID and a discussion of the ethics around treating patients who are not vaccinated. Plus, new studies about monochorionic twins, relationship between Apgars and cord gases, maternal sepsis, and capuslar rupture of early stage ovarian cancers. 

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We review a new study about calcium channel blockers used for tocolysis for preterm labor, as well as other drugs, including ethanol, beta agonists, magnesium sulfate, COX inhibitors, oxytocin receptor antagonists, and more!

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In this episode, we invite a guest to talk about breastfeeding, including basic tips and problems, as well as review the literature about supplements and galactologues. 

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In this episode, we discuss two recent review articles from JAMA. The first discusses the value of the general health/preventative exam and the second discusses chronic female pelvic pain. We also discuss neuropathy risk for candy cane versus boot stirrups and a trial of steroids added to interstitial cystitis bladder cocktails. 

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In this episode we discuss the new Netflix film "Fatherhood," starring Kevin Hart, and discuss issues relating to the death of Liz Logelin, including bedrest, fetal growth restriction, oligohydramnios, and prophylaxis of thromboembolism. Hear the real story of Liz Logelin based on Matthew Logelin's book, Two Kisses for Maddie, and his blog from 2008. 

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In this episode, we discuss a new article with some negative findings relating to administration of antenatal steroids to fetuses who go on to deliver at term. Then we revisit the literature that led to the recommendation for antenatal testing in obese patients. Finally, we discuss manipulation of P-values and the American Statistical Association's statements about the use of P-values and the term "statistical significance." 

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In this episode, we discuss some new information about obesity in pregnancy, including the accuracy of BMI, antenatal testing recommendations, and more. We also look at a new study evaluating the safety of higher dose oxytocin regimens in induction. Finally, we discuss the new ACOG/SMFM statement on antenatal testing in pregnancy. 

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