Total abdominal hysterectomy (TAH) is commonly referred to as extrafascial hysterectomy. Extrafascial hysterectomy is another name for total abdominal hysterectomy (TAH). The TAH procedure, which involves removing the uterus together with its outer wall, is a key procedure that gynecologists must understand. During TAH, ureteral injury, intestinal damage, and bladder injury are all potential side effects. It's crucial to follow the proper release layer method and confirm that the uterus has been naturally evacuated to prevent surgical complications. Join us live on Medflix to learn more about TAH from Dr. Munjal Pandya.

Abdominal Hysterectomy: Triumphing the Technique

When it comes to choosing between working at a private practice or finding employment through a hospital, the choice can be a difficult one for healthcare providers of all specialties. Private practices, are structured in a corporate manner, meaning that one or more physicians own the practice and employ other staff members. But what are the perks and drawbacks of working at a private practice? Hospitals differ from private practices in numerous ways, not least of all considering their average size. The increased patient flow and varying departments results in a completely different work environment—complete with its own set of pros and cons. Let's gain some insights into which is the best fit? Join us live with Dr. Munjal Pandya

Decision Making: Jobs vs Private Practice

Significant hemodynamic changes occur during pregnancy, which can lead to decompensation in the setting of severe valvular disease. Cardiac output increases by 30-50% due to increased stroke volume and, to a lesser extent, increased heart rate later in pregnancy. Pregnancy is accompanied by physiologic anemia due to greater expansion in plasma volume than in red blood cell mass. Together, these changes lead to increased flow, and thus increased gradients, across pre-existing valvular lesions. Let's understand these dynamics of valvular heart diseases in pregnancy with Dr. Munjal Pandya.

Valvular Heart Disease in Pregnancy

Obesity has become more prevalent among women of reproductive age all around the world. Obesity during pregnancy has both acute and long-term negative effects on both the mother and the fetus. Join us for a discussion with Dr. Munjal Pandya about the negative effects of obesity on pregnancy and how to manage them.

Obesity and Pregnancy

PCOS is the modern epidemic, and there are numerous fallacies surrounding it. Only overweight females are prone to PCOS, only women with irregular menstrual cycles have PCOS, cystic acne is associated with PCOS, and so on. There are several misconceptions about the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options. Lets break that bubble and introduce some novel ideas into regular practice.

Adolescent PCOS (Myth Buster)

Creation of life is awe-inspiring in itself, and re-creating the milieu in which it occurs is another level of wonder. Let's learn all about the stem cell procedure for endometrial regeneration and technique of creating neovagina from none other than Dr. Manjula Anagani who is the epitome of compassionate womanhood and has done path-breaking work in the field of medicine.

Endometrial Regeneration & Creation of Neovagina

Past Secretary of Ahmedabad Obstetrics and Gynaecological Society | Assistant Professor, AMCMET Medical College, Ahmedabad

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