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Hysteroscopy preformed with both setups.

Video Author: Nikolaos Kathopoulis, PhD
Published on: 11.16.2021
Associated with: November 2021, Volume 138, Issue 5; Obstetrics & Gynecology. 138(5):795-798, November 2021

Video created by Nikolaos Kathopoulis, PhD. Used with permission.

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After making a skin incision over the implant, the straight hemostat clamp is used to divide the subcutaneous tissue until the level of the implant, as determined by the preprocedure ultrasonography study. The modified vasectomy clamp grasps around the implant and brings it to the skin surface. A scalpel is used to clear any overlying fibrotic tissue to free the implant for removal. See the related article by Chen and Creinin (November 2015 issue). Video courtesy of Melissa J. Chen, MD, MPH
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Video Abstract: A Pregnant Patient With Ebola Virus Disease
Creator: Titilope Oduyebo, MD, MPH
Duration: 4:16
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Ebola: Dr. Titilope Oduyebo presents a case of a pregnant woman with Ebola virus disease and stillbirth in Sierra Leone. See the related article by Oduyebo et al (http://journals.lww.com/greenjournal/Abstract/publishahead/A_Pregnant_Patient_With_Ebola_Virus_Disease_.98946.aspx). Video courtesy of Titilope Oduyebo, MD, MPH. Used with permission.
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Whirlpool sign in a case of ovarian torsion
Creator: Ron Bardin, MD
Duration: 0:30
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Real-time ultrasound images of the whirlpool sign in a case of ovarian torsion. The study demonstrates blood flow in a clockwise direction around a central axis. See the related article by Ashwal et al (September 2015 issue). Video courtesy of Dr. Yoav Peled.
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Minilaparoscopic single site total hysterectomy.
Creator: Dr. Stefano Uccella, MD, PhD
Duration: 1:34
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The technique for minilaparoscopic single site hysterectomy is here shown. A uterine manipulator is placed transvaginally and two 3-mm trocars are inserted at the umbilical level. Standard steps for total laparoscopic hysterectomy are followed. The entire operation is accomplished using only reusable instruments and all the uterine vascular pedicles are coagulated using 3-mm bipolar coagulation. Colpotomy is performed using monopolar cautery and the specimen is extracted through the vagina. The cuff is sutured transvaginally. The operation is terminated leaving only a very small umbilical incision. See the related article by Uccella et al (July 2015 issue).
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Laparoscopic enclosed power morcellation using a surgical glove
Creator: Ali Akdemir, MD
Duration: 7:30
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The specimen is placed into the glove within the abdomen. Glove opening and thumb are exteriorized through the umbilical and left lower incisions, respectively. The trocar and optic are inserted into the glove, which is then insufflated. The thumb tip is cut, and a power morcellator is inserted through this finger. The morcellation is accomplished within the glove. The thumb tip is closed, and the glove, containing residuals, is removed through the umbilical incision. Thus, the risks of bag piercing and leakage during contained power morcellation are eliminated. See the related article by Akdemir et al (May 2015 issue).
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Video Abstract: Bowel Perforation after Placement of Tubal Occlusion Contraceptive
Creator: Dr. Kristin Riley
Duration: 3:02
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Video Abstract: Bowel Perforation after Placement of Tubal Occlusion Contraceptive Dr. Kristin Riley summarizes her case report of a bowel perforation after placement of tubal occlusion contraceptive appearing in the April, 2015 issue of the Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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Sodium fluorescein use during intraoperative cystoscopy
Creator: Paula Doyle, MD and Ronald Wood, PhD
Duration: 0:20
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Use of 0.25 mL of 10% sodium fluorescein intravenously during intraoperative cystoscopy for visualization of ureteral efflux. See the related article by Doyle et al (March 2015 issue).
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Endometrial aspiration at time of saline infusion sonohysterography
Creator: Ohad Rotenberg, MD
Duration: 0:10
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Video depiction of endometrial aspiration at the conclusion of a saline-infusion sonohysterography procedure. Initially, the catheter edge is seen at the fundus. After negative pressure is applied by using a 20cc syringe, the catheter is slowly withdrawn pulling endometrial tissue with it. A thinner endometrium is seen at the end of the aspiration. See the related article by Rotenberg et al (February 2015 issue).
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Modified McIndoe procedure (part I)
Creator: Aubrey Rauktys, MD
Duration: 5:01
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This video gives a detailed view of the steps including the harvesting of a split-thickness graft from the patient's pannus, suturing of this graft onto an obstetric balloon, and its placement inside the space created at the proximal end of the foreshortened vagina is presented. See the related article by Rauktys et al (January 2015 issue).
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Modified McIndoe procedure (part II)
Creator: Aubrey Rauktys, MD
Duration: 4:55
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This video gives a detailed view of the steps including the harvesting of a split-thickness graft from the patient's pannus, suturing of this graft onto an obstetric balloon, and its placement inside the space created at the proximal end of the foreshortened vagina is presented. See the related article by Rauktys et al (January 2015 issue).
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Transcervical intralesional vasopressin injection and its effects during hysteroscopic myomectomy
Creator: Alyssa Sze Wai Wong, MD
Duration: 00:50
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Vasopressin injection was performed with an ovum aspiration needle through the operating channel of a diagnostic hysteroscope to exert local vasoconstrictive effect. After cervical dilatation, a resectoscope is then used to complete the hysteroscopic myomectomy. See the related article by Wong et al (November 2014 issue).
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Laparoscopically Assisted Myomectomy
Creator: Ceana Nezhat, MD
Duration: 0:27
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This video illustrates a hybrid approach specimen removal with myomectomy or hysterectomy. See the related article by Kho et al (October 2014 issue).
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Enclosed Transvaginal Morcellation of an Enlarged Uterus after Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy and Bilateral Salpingo-oophorectomy
Creator: Ceana Nezhat, MD
Duration: 4:09
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In this video we demonstrate transvaginal extracorporeal morcellation of a large uterus within an enclosed endoscopic bag. See the related article by Kho et al (October 2014 issue).
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Contained Power Morcellation at Laparoendoscopic Single Site Hysterectomy within an Insufflated Isolation Bag
Creator: KA Shibley
Duration: 6:47
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Demonstrates the single-site technique for use of an insufflated isolation bag at time of power morcellation of uterine tissue See the related article by Cohen et al (September 2014 issue).
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Robotic Simulation Drills
Creator: Martin A. Martino, MD
Duration: 3:40
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Five simulation drills used for robotic training. Video segment showing drills housed within an abdominal model. Robot is docked onto simulated abdomen in standard fashion and trainee completes the following drills: tower transfer, roller coaster, big dipper, train tracks, figure-of-eight. Drills utilize a CT-1 or GS-21 needle and 0-Vicryl or 0-Polysorb suture trimmed to an 8-inch length. Video courtesy of the Robotic Training Network and Martin Martino, MD. Used with permission. See the related article by Siddiqui et al (June 2014 issue).
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High-Resolution Anoscopy
Creator: Adam C. ElNaggar, MD, Wendy Likes PhD, DNSc, APRN-Bc, Dianne Robbins, RN, Edwin Thorpe, MD
Duration: 2:58
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High-resolution anoscopy is used for the detection of anal intraepithelial neoplasia. This video depicts important landmarks of the anal canal and pathologic features of anal intraepithelial neoplasia. Video courtesy of Dr. Adam ElNaggar. Used with permission. See the related article by ElNaggar and Santoso, Obstet Gynecol 2013;122:218-23.
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The Office Visceral Slide Test
Creator: Erica C. Dun, MD, MPH
Duration: 1:30
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The office visceral slide test is an outpatient ultrasound test used to preoperatively predict intra-abdominal adhesions. This short video clip will explain the equipment needed, how to perform, and how to interpret the visceral slide test. An example of a normal test and an abnormal ultrasound visceral slide test are illustrated, including a laparoscopic view of the patient with an abnormal test. Video courtesy of Erica C. Dun, MD, MPH. Used with permission. See the related article by Nezhat et al (May 2014 issue).
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Removal of a large fundal polyp using a hysteroscopic morcellator.
Creator: Paul P. Smith, MBChB (hons)
Duration: 3:52
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A large fundal polyp is removed under direct vision using a hysteroscopic morcellator. Video courtesy of Paul P. Smith, MBChB (hons). Used with permission. See the related article by Smith et al (April 2014 issue).
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Two-dimensional grayscale, color Doppler, and pulsed wave Doppler cine-loop of the pseudoaneurysm
Creator: Video courtesy of: Jérôme Cornette, Eline Wilk van der, Robin M.F. van der Weiden, Peter Pattynama, Sjoerd F.M. Jenninkens, and Johannes J. Duvekot. Used with permission.
Duration: 0:14
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Two-dimensional grayscale, color Doppler, and pulsed wave Doppler cine-loop of the pseudoaneurysm, showing a jet of swirling blood, typical Yin Yang sign and uterine artery Doppler profile. Video courtesy of Jérôme Cornette, Eline Wilk van der, Robin M.F. van der Weiden, Peter Pattynama, Sjoerd F.M. Jenninkens, and Johannes J. Duvekot. Used with permission.
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Demonstration of protocol for measuring cervical length
Creator: Video courtesy of Nir Melamed, Liran Hiersch, Noam Domniz, Akiva Maresky, Ron Bardin, and Yariv Yogev
Duration: 0:30
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Demonstration of protocol for measuring cervical length. Video courtesy of Nir Melamed, Liran Hiersch, Noam Domniz, Akiva Maresky, Ron Bardin, and Yariv Yogev.
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Michigan Four-Wall Sacrospinous Ligament Suspension for Vaginal Vault Prolapse
Creator: Kindra Larson, Daniel Morgan, and John O.L. DeLancey
Duration: 9:00
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The operative technique of a Michigan four-wall sacrospinous ligament suspension for vaginal vault prolapse. © 2009 Kindra Larson, Daniel Morgan, and John O.L. DeLancey. Used with permission.
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Ovarian abnormalities followed with serial transvaginal ultrasonography
Creator: Dr. Edward J. Pavlik
Duration: 5:27
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In the first part of the video, examples of ultrasonographic abnormalities are presented. In the second part, the authors show examples of the last abnormal morphologies before resolving to normal ovarian morphologies.
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Robotic-assisted peripartum hysterectomy after second trimester loss with placenta increta (Part 2)
Creator: Cleveland Clinic Foundation; Khoury, Mahdi, Boes, Kebria
Duration: 3:46
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Robotic-assisted peripartum hysterectomy after second trimester loss with placenta increta. Cleveland Clinic Foundation © 2013. All rights reserved. See the related article by Boes et al.
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Pelvic organ support changes during pregnancy.
Creator: Jette Stær-Jensen, MD
Duration: 0:44
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Pelvic organ support changes during pregnancy. During Valsalva maneuver an increase of the levator hiatus area of up to 21.4% is seen. The video demonstrates the same primiparous woman at 21weeks of gestation and again at 37 weeks of gestation performing Valsalava maneuver. Video courtesy of Jette Stær-Jensen, MD. See the related article by Stær-Jensen et al.
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Laparoscopic ultrasound-guided radiofrequency volumetric thermal ablation of myomas
Creator: Holt Medical, Inc.
Duration: 1:32
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Overview of laparoscopic ultrasound-guided radiofrequency volumetric thermal ablation of myomas. Video courtesy of Holt Medical, Inc. See the related article by Chudnoff et al.
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Three-dimensional endovaginal ultrasound imaging of the levator ani muscles
Creator: S. Abbas Shobeiri, MD
Duration: 4:08
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Three-dimensional endovaginal ultrasound imaging of the levator ani muscles. See the related article by Rostaminia et al in the May issue.
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Colposcopic signs for detection of high-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
Creator: Prof. Dr. Achim Schneider
Duration: 4:26
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Demonstration of the inner border, ridge, and rag signs shown at colposcopic evaluation of women with high-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia. See the related article by Vercellino et al.
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LeFort Colpocleisis
Creator: Dr. Leon N. Plowright and Dr. G. Willy Davila
Duration: 9:31
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LeFort colpocleisis. See the related article by Zebede et al.
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Outpatient Vaginal Hysterectomy: Tactics to Facilitate Same-Day Discharge
Creator: Dr. Mark Zakaria and Dr. Barbara Levy
Duration: 2:10
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Outpatient vaginal hysterectomy: tactics to help facilitate same-day discharge. See the related article by Zakaria and Levy.
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Arthroscopic repair of acetabular labral tear
Creator: Dr. Benjamin G. Domb
Duration: 11:15
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Arthroscopic demonstration and repair of an acetabular labral tear, reported in 10 patients as a complication of pregnancy. In addition to the anatomy, note the design and configuration of the arthroscopic instruments and consider their potential for use, with modification, in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery. See the related article by Brooks and Domb.
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Endometrial polypectomy using a 16-French resectoscope
Creator: Dr. Maurizio Guido
Duration: 4:40
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Endometrial and endocervical polypectomy using a 16-French resectoscope equipped with a monopolar loop electrode. See the related article by Ricciardi et al.
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Robotic Surgical Management of Endometrial Cancer, Part 1 of 2
Creator: Drs. Susie Lau and Walter H. Gotlieb
Duration: 3:43
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Robotic surgical treatment of a patient with endometrial cancer. See the related article by Lau et al.
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Robotic Surgical Management of Endometrial Cancer, Part 2 of 2
Creator: Drs. Susie Lau and Walter H. Gotlieb
Duration: 3:47
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Robotic surgical treatment of a patient with endometrial cancer. See the related article by Lau et al.
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Pessary Position
Creator: Patrick J. Culligan, M.D.
Duration: 0:16
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Ring with support pessary and Gellhorn pessary shown in “realistic” position with the patient upright. Animation courtesy of Tim Peters & Co. See the related Clinical Expert Series article by Culligan.
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Part 1: Laparoscopic techniques for excision of endometriosis
Creator: Tommaso Falcone, MD
Duration: 7:00
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Minimally invasive conservative surgical treatment of endometriosis. Video courtesy of Dr. Tommaso Falcone. See the related article by Falcone and Lebovic in the September 2011 issue.
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Part 2: Laparoscopic techniques for excision of endometriosis
Creator: Tommaso Falcone, MD
Duration: 6:43
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Minimally invasive conservative surgical treatment of endometriosis. Video courtesy of Dr. Tommaso Falcone. See the related article by Falcone and Lebovic in the September 2011 issue.
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Single-Port Laparoscopic-Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy
Creator: Dr. Yi-Jen Chen and co-authors
Duration: 2:57
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A demonstration of the insertion of the retractor and ports, hysterectomy, and dissection of cul de sac adhesions. Video courtesy of Dr. Yi-Jen Chen and co-authors.
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Laparoscopic treatment of torsion of an accessory ovary
Creator: Dr. SF Ngu et al.
Duration: 0:57
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A demonstration of laparoscopic treatment of torsion of an accessory ovary containing a cystic mass. Video courtesy of Drs. SF Ngu, HLT Wan, YS Tam, and VYT Cheung.
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Laparoscopic Salpingostomy for Ectopic Pregnancy
Creator: Dr. Demetrio Larrain, Dr. Benoit Rabischong et al.
Duration: 3:39
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Demonstration of laparoscopic salpingostomy for ectopic pregnancy. Video courtesy of Dr. Demetrio Larrain, Dr. Benoit Rabischong, and co-authors.
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Use of FloSeal in postpartum hemorrhage due to placenta previa
Creator: Dr. Lai Wa Law
Duration: 1:00
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Demonstration of the use of FloSeal hemostatic gel for intraoperative management of postpartum hemorrhage due to placenta previa. Video courtesy of Dr. Lai Wa Law and co-authors.
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Using Middle Cerebral Artery Peak Systolic Velocity to Time In Utero Transfusions
Creator: Prof. Bruno Carbonne
Duration: 2:05
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Middle cerebral artery peak systolic velocity was used to time in utero transfusions in fetomaternal hemorrhage. Video courtesy of Prof. Carbonne. See the related article by Friszer et al.
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Office Hysteroscopic Sterilization
Creator: Scott Chudnoff, MD
Duration: 5:58
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A demonstration of hysteroscopic sterilization in an office setting. Video courtesy of Drs. Chudnoff and Levie. See the related article by Chudnoff et al (Obstet Gynecol 2010;115:26-34).
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2008 Stump the Professors Scientific Session: "What is the P in PID?"
Creator: Valerie I. Shavell, MD.
Duration: 20:21
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2008 Stump the Professors presentation by Valerie I. Shavell, MD. See the related article by Shavell et al (Obstet Gynecol 2009;113:522-5).
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Laser Treatment of Placental Vascular Anastomoses
Creator: Dr. Dick Oepkes
Duration: 00:21
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Laser treatment of placental vascular anastomoses.
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Ductus Venosus Doppler
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Duration: 2:22
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The first segment of the video shows animated anatomy of the fetal circulation, highlighting the ductus venosus. The next segment shows a sonographic view of ductus venosus blood flow in a first-trimester fetus. The third segment shows normal ductus venosus blood flow velocity waveforms. The last segment shows reversed a-wave blood flow. Video courtesy of the Fetal Medicine Foundation. See the related article by Maiz et al (Obstet Gynecol 2009;113:860-5).
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Botox Bladder Injections
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Duration: 0:31
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Cystoscopic intradetrusor injection of botulinum neurotoxin type A for treatment of non-neurogenic overactive bladder. Video courtesy of Dr. Thomas Kessler. See the related article by Kessler et al (Obstet Gynecol 2009;113:1046-51).
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Vaginal Surgical Skills
Creator: Gouri B. Diwadkar, MD
Duration: 1:37
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Assessment of vaginal surgical skills using video motion analysis. Video courtesy of Dr. Gouri B. Diwadkar. See the related article by Diwadkar et al (Obstet Gynecol 2009;114:244-52).
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Abdominal Pain in Early Pregnancy
Creator: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Duration: 23:23
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2009 Stump the Professors presentation by Hemant K. Satpathy, MD of Emory University, Atlanta, GA. See the related editorial by James R. Scott, MD (Obstet Gynecol 2009;114:413-4).
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Video demonstrating the two-layer vaginal cuff closure technique
Creator: Dr. Suketu Mansuria
Duration: 11:19
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Video created by Dr. Suketu Mansuria. Used with permission.
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The Shoulder Shrug Maneuver
Creator: Ricardo Leante, MS
Duration: 1:39
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The video highlights a new technique to facilitate delivery during shoulder dystocia. See the related article by Sancetta et al (June 2019 issue). Video created by Ricardo Leante, MS. Used with permission.
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