Linda Marie Wetzel, RN

Hysteroscopic removal of intrauterine devices (IUDs) during the first trimester is a viable option for patients who wish to continue their pregnancy, according to a presentation at the AAGL 2019 Global Conference.

A web-exclusive discussion on the complexities and the current landscape of gynecologic surgery.

Four ob/gyns discuss the merits of surgical simulators and what kind of future is in store for the tools.

This quiz reviews some of the major takeaways from the February 2019 article, New tools for counseling on prenatal genetic testing.

Since hormonal contraception was introduced in the 1960s, the risks and benefits of the drugs have been the topic of considerable debate. How much do you know about the subject?   

This month's quiz reviews some of the major takeaways from the July 2019 article, "Genitourinary syndrome of menopause: Underdiagnosed and undertreated."

While the combination drug should only be used as a last resort, ob/gyns still need to be aware of its potential risk for pregnant and lactating patients.

Dishonesty from patients can not only undermine care, it can cause unexpected harm.

Dr. Carolyn Zelop sits down with Contemporary OB/GYN to discuss maternal cardiac arrest and what ob/gyns need to know about resuscitation.

Each of us owes every mother the continuing effort to accept nothing less than the best we can be.

Contemporary OB/GYN sits down with a hospitalist to discuss the role hospitalists fill at her institution and how ob/gyns can improve efficiency in critical care situations.