Genital Tract GAS Infection ISIDOG Guidelines by Gilbert Donders, Peter Greenhouse, Francesca Donders, Ulrike Engel, Jorma Paavonen, Werner Mendling

“…In this paper the specific characteristics of GAS infection in the field of Ob/Gyn are brought to our attention, resulting in guidelines to improve our awareness, early recognition and timely treatment of the disease. …”
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Depth of Neuromuscular Block Is Not Associated with Abdominal Wall Distention or Surgical Conditions during Gynecologic Laparoscopic Operations. A Prospective Trial by Stefan Soltesz, Alexander Mathes, Michael Anapolski, Karl Guenter Noé

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Incidence and Survival of Multiple Primary Cancers in US Women With a Gynecologic Cancer by Logan Corey, Logan Corey, Julie Ruterbusch, Julie Ruterbusch, Ron Shore, Martins Ayoola-Adeola, Michael Baracy, Alex Vezina, Ira Winer, Ira Winer

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An effectiveness-implementation trial protocol to evaluate PrEP initiation among U.S. cisgender women using eHealth tools vs. standard care by Lillee H. Izadi, Okeoma Mmeje, Emmanuel F. Drabo, Jamie Perin, Stephen Martin, Jenell S. Coleman

“…A total of 42 OB/GYN providers will be enrolled and randomized (1:1:1) into one of three clinical trial arms (standard of care, patient-level intervention, or multi-level intervention). …”
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The risk of bias in observational studies of exposures (ROBINS-E) tool: concerns arising from application to observational studies of exposures by Lisa Bero, Nicholas Chartres, Joanna Diong, Alice Fabbri, Davina Ghersi, Juleen Lam, Agnes Lau, Sally McDonald, Barbara Mintzes, Patrice Sutton, Jessica Louise Turton, Tracey J. Woodruff

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Demographics of Surgical Specialty Residency Program Directors in the United States: A Cross-sectional Analysis by Annika Patel, BS, Adam Burton, BS, Shivani Pandya, BS, Michael Venincasa, MD, Steven J. Gedde, MD, Kara M. Cavuoto, MD, Divya Sridhar, MD, Amy Kloosterboer, MD, Jayanth Sridhar, MD

“…The proportion of female PDs ranged from 5.9% in NEUROSURG to 63.5% in Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB-GYN). Completion of a postresidency fellowship was least common for OB-GYN PDs at 9.1% and most common for IR PDs at 98.8%. …”
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To the opening of the Perinatal Center at the City Clinical Hospital № 67 by N. A. Makatsariya

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A Modest Genius – Robert Gwyn Macfarlane by N. A. Makatsariya, I. V. Khamani, F. E. Yakubova

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Sanarelli and Schwartzman, a historical background by V. I. Linnikov, S. V. Linnikov, N. A. Makatsariya

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Open Letter regarding the Elina Sushkevich case by N. N. Volodin

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Academician A.D. Makatsariya – Adjunct Professor of the University of Vienna by article Editorial

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Vulvar granular cell tumor (ABRIKOSSOFF TUMOR); a tumor of vulva which is rare but needs care by Zehra Neşe Kavak, Hüsnü Gökaslan, Sevgi Küllü

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Prevention over screening for ovarian cancer in patients with high-risk germline mutations: Misinterpreting the findings of ALDO by Beryl L. Manning-Geist, Matthew Flint, Kara Long Roche

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How does the extent of fibrosis in adenomyosis lesions contribute to heavy menstrual bleeding? by Qingqing Huang, Xishi Liu, Hilary Critchley, Zhongpeng Fu, Sun‐Wei Guo

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The Effect of a Simulation-based Intervention on Emergency Medicine Resident Management of Early Pregnancy Loss by Shawna D. Bellew, Erica Lowing, Leah Holcomb

“…Background: The evaluation of patients with first-trimester vaginal bleeding and concern for early pregnancy loss (EPL) frequently occurs in the emergency department (ED), accounting for approximately 1.6% of all ED visits.1 Unfortunately, these patients consistently report negative experiences with ED care.2–8 In addition to environmental concerns, such as long wait times, patients often describe negative interactions with staff, including a perceived lack of empathy, the use of insensitive language, and inadequate counseling.2,3 These patients and their partners often view EPL as a traumatic loss of life and commonly experience prolonged grief reactions, including anxiety and depression.9–11 Poor satisfaction with care has been associated with worse mental health outcomes.12 These complaints represent an important opportunity for improvement in emergency medicine (EM) training.13 While no published literature to date describes the performance of EM residents in managing patients presenting with EPL, studies suggest that even obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) residents find these interactions challenging.14,15 Simulation- and didactic-based training has been shown to be beneficial in improving OB/GYN resident EPL counseling and has been associated with improved patient outcomes.16 To our knowledge, this has yet to be replicated in EM residency training. …”
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A Standardized Oral Examination for Obstetrics and Gynecology Clerkships by Katharyn Atkins, Natasha Johnson, Holly Khachadoorian-Elia, Malcolm Mackenzie, Uchechi Wosu, Carey York-Best, Hope Ricciotti

“…Abstract Introduction This training program was developed to help educators train obstetrics and gynecology (OB-GYN) faculty in becoming oral examiners and to implement a consistent process for oral examination in order to assess medical student knowledge and clinical reasoning skills at the end of their core OB-GYN clerkship. …”
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Obstetrics and gynecology clerkship for males and females: similar curriculum, different outcomes? by LaTasha B. Craig, Chad Smith, Sheila M. Crow, Whitney Driver, Michelle Wallace, Britta M. Thompson

“…Objective : To determine if performance differences exist between male and female students on a 6-week obstetrics and gynecology (Ob/Gyn) clerkship and to evaluate potential variables that might underlie any observed variations. …”
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How do Specialists Address Contraceptive Care Compared to General Practitioners in a Federally Qualified Health Center in Maryland by Leah Hart, Jarett Beaudoin, Georgia Parsons, Olakunle Alonge

“…A pooled crosssectional survey of electronic medical record data for 44 127 encounters of 22 828 patients was performed to calculate the odds of contraceptive care being addressed by patients who had General Practitioner, OB/GYN, pediatrician, or infectious disease (ID) specialists as their primary providers. …”
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“My Belly Hurts”: Approaching Abdominal Pain in the Pregnant Patient - A Problem-Based Learning Module by Aaron Taylor, Isaac Schwartz, Dov Shalman

“…The case grew out of inpatient OB-GYN experiences. The case reviews basic science concepts around changes in physiology in pregnancy and urinalysis to help students improve clinical knowledge about pyelonephritis, a serious condition in pregnancy. …”
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The prevalence of thrombocytopenia in pregnant women in Baghdad: single centre study by Eaman M. Muhammad, Ekhlass H. Sabri, Hussam D. Saeed

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