Thank you to all the attendees, faculty, and supporters of the 2019 Pelvic Anatomy and Gynecologic Surgery Symposium (PAGS)! We look forward to seeing you next year December 10-12, 2020 at The Cosmopolitan.
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Classic 🔑: Medial to the insertion of the round ligament is the inferior epigastric a; go lateral end you’re 👌#PAGSconference2019 @PAGSconference
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What do you see here during trocar entry? Bowel? Ok, small or large bowel?...actually neither! These are DILATED VEINS in a patient with portal hypertension! Always obtain a thorough med/surg history pre-op. @PAGSconference #PAGSconference2019
Course Director Mickey M. Karram, MD and faculty member John B. Gebhart, MD, MA show how to avoid and manage #urogynecologic complications. #PAGSconference2019
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All good things must come to an end. Dr. Falcone opens the final day of PAGS with his lecture on #Myomectomy: Open to Robotic Approaches. #PAGsconference2019
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Keynote Speaker, Mark D. Walters, MD responds to questions posed by the audience and Dr. Falcone.#PAGsconference2019
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“You want to take atleast 2 cm of unstretched IP” to protect patients getting a prophylatic BSO. -Dr Magrina #PAGSconference2019 @PAGSconference
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@beridgeway is challenging perceptions (in a great way); why are our hysts 4X as high as those in Swedes? 🇸🇪 #GoodSurgeonsKnowNotToCut #SoMe4Surgery @PAGSconference #PAGsconference2019
.@amandanfader, MD explains when It is appropriate to remove #ovaries at #hysterectomy. #PAGSconference2019
Javier F. Magrina, MD shows how to do a Robotic #Hysterectomy. #PAGSconference2019
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Rosanne Kho, MD kicks off day 2 by illustrating how to perform a difficult #hysterectomy followed by techniques for tissue extraction. #PAGSconference2019
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Degree of Technical Difficulty of various routes of hysterectomy. OBGYNs and MIGS surgeons do you agree? If not, why? Which route is hardest? @PAGSconference #pagsconference2019 #hysterectomy #migs @AAGL @FMIGS1
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“It’s not the size of the uterus, it’s not how many prior C-sections she’s had, it’s not her BMI...it’s whether I have access vaginally to the lower uterine segment and the associated vasculature.” -Dr Kho on patient selection #PAGSconference2019
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Dr. Kho discussing vaginal hysterectomy. I always enjoy her talks, such a great speaker! @PAGSconference #vaghyst
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#endometriosis causes significant financial, societal, physical, and mental burdens. It should not be brushed off and needs treatment by an experienced specialist who sees high volumes of these patients. If that is not you, then please refer.
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Important considerations for reproductive aged women suffering from infertility and endometriosis/endometrioma #endometriosis #endometrioma #pagsconference2019 #infertilty @PAGSconference – at Paradise, NV
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YES! We are not as good at visually identifying #endometriosis as we think. This is why #excision is key - provides diagnosis AND treatment.
Exactly what I was talking about before! Visual confirmation of endometriosis in only 54% of lesions that surgically may appear like endometriosis #PAGS #endometriosis
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Ever wonder why vessels keep bleeding even after bipolar ligation? Because the lumen can still be patent despite desiccation and tissue shrinkage. Advanced bipolar devices help provide optimal vessel sealing. @PAGSconference #PAGSconference2019






















