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This article evaluates a novel laparoscopic technique combining neovaginoplasty and uterovaginal anastomosis to restore menstrual function in cervicovaginal agenesis with functional uterine remnants, highlighting its feasibility and challen
In women with chronic hypertension, fetal growth restriction at 35-36 weeks gestation predicts higher progression to superimposed preeclampsia, underscoring the need for targeted maternal-fetal surveillance.
This study classifies preterm prelabor rupture of membranes (PROM) into four intra-amniotic types, detailing differences in gestational age distribution, microbial profiles, and neonatal outcomes, highlighting risks associated with infectio
Scheduled vibrator use combined with educational support significantly improves sexual function in women with sexual dysfunction and pelvic floor disorders compared to education alone.
This article summarizes ACOG’s 2026 Committee Statement on the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, explains clinician roles in documentation and accommodation, and outlines practical recommendations for obstetric care.
A comprehensive cohort study from the EURAP registry reveals that antiseizure medication, especially polytherapy and certain monotherapies, increases the risk of poor fetal growth, underscoring the need for optimized treatment strategies du
A 25-year synthesis of research on gestational diabetes mellitus revealing early metabolic alterations, prevention strategies, optimized treatments, and lifelong consequences for mothers and offspring.
This article examines a novel tissue-preserving breast augmentation technique using inframammary fold access, reporting low complication rates and improved implant stability over a 3-year follow-up in 330 patients.
This article explores how 11-oxygenated androgens differ by PCOS phenotypes and respond to first-line therapies, emphasizing their role in phenotyping and guiding treatment in polycystic ovary syndrome.
Over 25% of endometrial cancer patients receiving chemotherapy develop venous thromboembolism, with advanced cancer stage as the key risk factor, highlighting the need for tailored risk assessment and preventive strategies.
This study elucidates age-associated morphological changes in the clitoral-vestibular bulb complex using MRI, revealing diminished size and caudal displacement that may underlie sexual dysfunction and pelvic symptoms in aging women.
This study analyzes the ACA Medicaid expansion’s effect on severe maternal morbidity during delivery hospitalizations, finding increased Medicaid coverage but no significant change in severe maternal morbidity rates, underscoring the
A novel AI-driven risk prediction model for ovarian cancer demonstrates high accuracy and potential to improve early detection in screening settings.
This multicentre RCT demonstrates that perioperative vaginal oestrogen therapy improves patient-reported symptom relief and pelvic floor quality of life at 12 months post-prolapse surgery in postmenopausal women, without changing anatomical
Universal dispensation of aspirin at 162 mg daily in high-risk pregnant populations reduces preeclampsia with severe features without increasing adverse maternal or neonatal outcomes, supporting broad aspirin use beyond risk-based prescribi
PMOS reframes polycystic ovary syndrome as a systemic endocrine-metabolic disorder with lifelong implications, emphasizing the need for comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic care to improve diagnosis, pregnancy outcomes, and long-term hea
This study evaluates the impact of Long COVID on pregnancy outcomes, finding no significant risk for preterm birth but a potential association with hypertensive disorders, underscoring the need for further research.
The novel StaFFAUS protocol significantly improves early detection and diagnostic performance of fetal structural anomalies in first-trimester ultrasound compared to ISUOG protocols, maintaining clinical feasibility.
Third-trimester energy restriction in women with gestational diabetes and elevated BMI does not adversely affect infant growth or body composition through the first postnatal year, suggesting safety of modest maternal weight loss in late pr
This study reveals that among term births, fetal size at birth more strongly predicts long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes than gestational age, with small-for-gestational-age infants demonstrating persistent academic challenges into adole
