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This study assesses whether estimated fetal weight growth velocity improves prediction of adverse perinatal outcomes in term pregnancies with estimated fetal weight below the 10th centile, finding no additional benefit beyond Doppler and bi
Sentinel lymph node biopsy in atypical endometrial hyperplasia patients identifies occult cancers and refines adjuvant treatment strategies, supporting its safe and feasible use for better risk stratification.
This prospective study identifies a 30% SPY-PHI QP perfusion threshold predictive of mastectomy skin flap necrosis in staged breast reconstruction, highlighting the confounding effect of nitroglycerin ointment and underscoring the need for
This article reviews a study identifying key factors contributing to delays in diagnosing vulvar squamous cell carcinoma, emphasizing provider and system-level influences and the need for timely biopsy and specialist referrals.
A quality improvement initiative integrating oral anticoagulants reduced venous thromboembolism incidence in ovarian cancer patients undergoing first-line chemotherapy without increasing bleeding risks.
Obesity increases the number of misoprostol doses needed for active labor during induction, with buccal dosing requiring more doses than vaginal, highlighting implications for individualized labor management.
Women with preconception hemithyroidectomy face a substantially increased risk of overt hypothyroidism during pregnancy, especially after thyroid cancer surgery, yet obstetric outcomes remain comparable to women with intact thyroids.
This review synthesizes evidence on home-based cognitive training feasibility, adherence, and patient experiences in gynecologic cancer survivors with CRCI, highlighting clinical implications and directions for optimized intervention design
This study explores how self-reported mood-related symptoms influence early discontinuation of hormonal and nonhormonal contraceptives, revealing complex interactions between baseline mood, contraceptive type, and discontinuation behavior.
This review synthesizes evidence on deep learning models for assessing technical skills and error detection in robotic-assisted vaginal cuff closure, emphasizing objective surgical skill evaluation, model accuracy, and implications for surg
High exposure to ambient NO2 and O3 air pollutants is associated with approximately one year earlier natural menopause, highlighting environmental risks to women’s reproductive aging.
This article analyzes 40-year trends in incidence, mortality, and survival of endometrial, ovarian, and cervical cancers among Nordic women aged 0-49, highlighting evolving epidemiology and implications for age-specific prevention.
This review contrasts early- and late-phase gynecologic oncology trials, underscoring disparities in trial completion, publication, and racial/ethnic minority enrollment, highlighting the need to improve inclusivity and reporting.
Persistent high-risk HPV infection with normal or low-grade cytology carries a significant risk of high-grade cervical lesions, especially in younger women and those with atypical cytology. Colposcopy shows low sensitivity, urging careful b
This study investigates whether contained manual morcellation during minimally invasive hysterectomy prevents myometrial cell spillage by analyzing sequential pelvic washings, revealing low spillage mostly occurring before morcellation.
This article reviews challenges and management strategies for achieving pregnancy in women with 21-hydroxylase deficiency congenital adrenal hyperplasia, emphasizing hormonal normalization and individualized glucocorticoid therapy.
This study highlights the high recurrence of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and its strong association with future type 2 diabetes, particularly among Asian women, underscoring the need for ethnicity-specific prevention and screening s
A comprehensive Danish nationwide study reveals that women with endometriosis face a significantly increased long-term risk of venous thromboembolism, underscoring the need for heightened clinical vigilance and tailored risk management.
This secondary analysis of the C-STICH trial compares pregnancy outcomes following high versus low vaginal cerclage in women at high risk of preterm birth, finding no significant difference in pregnancy loss but a modest benefit of high cer
A pilot program using former gynecologic oncology trial participants as patient ambassadors improved confidence and perceptions about clinical trials among trial-naïve patients, highlighting a feasible peer-education approach.
