Guest: Dr Olga ValievaMyomectomy is the removal of fibroids from the uterus. If they are small (submucosal) fibroids, meaning along the inside cavity, they can be removed simply with hysteroscopy. However, to completely remove the other fibroids within the uterus, we often will need to do so through the abdominal route. We talk about this in our latest Podcast!Inquiries: NewSchoolObGYN@gmail.comFollow our socials:Instagram and TikTok: @DrObGynKenobi and NewSchoolOBGYNYoutube: New School...
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Guest: Dr Olga ValievaMyomectomy is the removal of fibroids from the uterus. If they are small (submucosal) fibroids, meaning along the inside cavity, they can be removed simply with hysteroscopy. However, to completely remove the other fibroids within the uterus, we often will need to do so through the abdominal route. We talk about this in our latest Podcast!Inquiries: NewSchoolObGYN@gmail.comFollow our socials:Instagram and TikTok: @DrObGynKenobi and NewSchoolOBGYNYoutube: New School...
VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) - Labor series
New School ObGyn
23 minutes
2 years ago
VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) - Labor series
We just talked about Cesarean section in the previous episode. Now what to do in the next pregnancy. Good to know that you have options! Dr Amy Buben and I go over VBAC (Vaginal birth after cesarean section). We will cover why someone would choose to have VBAC delivery vs repeat cesarean section. The risks associated with each options. What gives you the best success. Why does the scar on the uterus matter? And of course, our endless clinical pearls! Enjoy#VBAC #TOLAC #Cesarean section #deliv...
New School ObGyn
Guest: Dr Olga ValievaMyomectomy is the removal of fibroids from the uterus. If they are small (submucosal) fibroids, meaning along the inside cavity, they can be removed simply with hysteroscopy. However, to completely remove the other fibroids within the uterus, we often will need to do so through the abdominal route. We talk about this in our latest Podcast!Inquiries: NewSchoolObGYN@gmail.comFollow our socials:Instagram and TikTok: @DrObGynKenobi and NewSchoolOBGYNYoutube: New School...
