
Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgeon @northwesternmed ‘23 l @gwobgyn ‘21 l Opinions my own 🇵🇭
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Congrats to all those who matched today! Please remember: YOU MATTER, your health is important and we care about you. We want to know if you are running out of gas. We are with you. You are never alone. Pic: a zero gas moment during COVID. My residency family fueled me.
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This week on BackTable OBGYN: Dr. Princess Urbina shares her experiences with medical mission trips to underserved areas in the Philippines and the logistical challenges and rewards that come with this work.
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#OBGYN #MedEd @TheMIGSPrincess @AngChaudhariMD @drlindayang @malstumd @SKhalilMD @dramypark @markhoffmanmd @veronicallerner @cclareMDMPH @jfitzgeraldMD
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salpingectomy was associated w/ovarian cancer risk reduction by 80%; w/widespread implementation, salpingectomy has the potential to reduce ovarian cancer mortality in the US by an estimated 15%.
Salpingectomy for the Primary Prevention of Ovarian Cancer jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Talk to @louise_p_king @jfitzgeraldMD about the “double discrimination” in gyn surgical pay. We work hard to provide subspecialty care but average pay is 1/3 less than general OB/gyns and 50% of general surgeons.
@AAGL @AAGLJMIG @FMIGS1
Honored to receive the AAGL Foundation Jordan M. Phillips Award on behalf of @NM_MIGS. Forever grateful to my program director @magdymiladmd and the entire #MIGS division for their mentorship. Beyond proud of @luluyuMD for her coveted award 👏🏽! Go wildcats 💜💪🏽!
Such a privilege to learn from @magdymiladmd and be his fellow.
Magdy P. Milad, MD, chief of the Division of Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery at Northwestern Medicine, discusses his passion for working in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as why he chose to practice medicine at Northwestern Medicine.
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Magdy P. Milad, MD, chief of the Division of Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery at Northwestern Medicine, discusses his passion for working in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as why he chose to practice medicine at Northwestern Medicine.
breakthroughsforphysicians.n…
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Team @NM_MIGS and @Ethicon sharing their passion for #SurgEd #EthiconFutureLeaders #thebestisyettocome @SheriTingom @AngChaudhariMD @TheMIGSPrincess
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❤️seeing my amazing @NM_ObGyn MD and RN colleagues featured on the @NorthwesternMed home page today. @NM_MIGS goes global! 🌏 @TheMIGSPrincess @magdymiladmd
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Happy holidays from Team #MIGS with our @FMIGS1 elves @TheMIGSPrincess @luluyuMD #FellowsOnTheShelf🎄
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Replying to @NM_MIGS
So excited to learn about #innovation and #simulation at the @northwesternsim #simopenhouse22. With our amazing attending, Dr. Linda Yang.
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Surgical photo and video documentation is essential in capturing the complexity of #MIGS surgery - a picture is worth a thousand words 🎥📷
Excited to kick off May 2022 #JMIGjc on evaluating gyn surgical complexity. Stratifying and communicating case complexity is important for billing, research, medicolegal purposes, and clinical purposes. Here is one proposed solution: jmig.org/article/S1553-4650(…
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Excited to kick off May 2022 #JMIGjc on evaluating gyn surgical complexity. Stratifying and communicating case complexity is important for billing, research, medicolegal purposes, and clinical purposes. Here is one proposed solution: jmig.org/article/S1553-4650(…
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Dr. Milad and fellow Dr. Urbina performing microscopic tuboplasty #learningfromthebest #MIGSlife
@fmigs @AAGL @magdymiladmdms @TheMIGSPrincess
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No more studying this
Fix this
Female doctors make $2 million less over a 40-year career than their male counterparts, new research estimates. More men become surgeons and women have been shown to spend more time with their patients, leading to fewer services that can be billed for. nyti.ms/31zKhkI



























