Rebecca G. Rogers, MD

Dr Rogers is Associate Chair for Clinical Integrations and Operations, Dell Medical School, The University of Texas at Austin.

Articles by Rebecca G. Rogers, MD

Accidental bowel leakage

ByRebecca G. Rogers, MD,Karissa A. Leong, MD,Erin C. Deverdis-Crosby, MD

September 3rd 2021

These tips for the ob-gyn specialist can help patients manage.

The four classifications of perineal lacerations

BySara Cichowski, MD,Rebecca G. Rogers, MD

September 2nd 2019

Perineal laceration occur in up to 80% of vaginal deliveries and the severity of lacerations varies from minor lacerations that affect the skin or superficial structures of the perineum to more severe lacerations that damage the muscles fo the anal sphincter complex and rectum.

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Accidental bowel leakage
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Rebecca G. Rogers, MD

Articles by Rebecca G. Rogers, MD

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The four classifications of perineal lacerations

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