Plan your ACOG 2019 trip with this rundown on board members - both past and current - authors and collaborators who will be presenting in Nashville.
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Contemporary OB/GYN is proud of our board members and our authors, and we never want to miss an opportunity to applaud their contributions to our pages each month. The following board members - both past and current - authors and collaborators will be appearing in Nashville at the ACOG Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting in May. Here is a rundown on where you can find them and the programs they will be participating in. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear their presentations and talk to these great folks in person.
Friday May 3
10:30-11:15 am
Contraception: What you need to know in 2019
Eve Espey, MD, MPH
Read more from this presenter: Don’t Mess With Title X, Vital For Women’s Health
1:30-2:15 pm
Fourth Trimester Care: When to initiate care postpartum
Haywood L. Brown, MD - Contemporary OB/GYN past editorial board member
4:15-5 pm
The Use and Benefit of Cervical Length Screening
Vincenzo Berghella, MD
Read more from this presenter: Seven Recommendations For Mild Fetal Ventriculomegaly
1:30-4:30 pm
Guidance on Common Difficult Obstetric Scenarios – A Joint ACOG/SMFM Session
Brian K. Iriye, MD, et al
4:15-5 pm
Are You Smarter Than a Junior Fellow
Sharon Phelan, MD - Contemporary OB/GYNeditorial board member
Saturday May 4
8-8:45 am
Anomalies that should not be missed by ultrasound
Stephen Chasen, MD
Read more from this presenter: Ultrasounds images: Fetal anomalies of the first and second trimesters (Part 1), Ultrasounds images: Fetal anomalies of the first and second trimesters (Part 2). Ultrasound images: Fetal anomalies in multi-fetal gestations
8:10-9 am
The John I Brewer Memorial Lecture – Tubes out forever! Should everyone have a salpingectomy at the time of tubal ligation
Ilana Cass, MD - Contemporary OB/GYN editorial board member
9:15-10 am
Perlis and pitfalls of expanded carrier screening
Mary E. Norton, MD
Read more from this presenter: Seven Recommendations For Mild Fetal Ventriculomegaly, Evaluation and management of polyhydramnios, New Tools For Counseling On Prenatal Genetic Testing
9:15-10 am
Timing of Induction of Labor and 1030-1115 Cesarean Epidemic
Aaron Caughey, MD
Read more from this presenter: Efforts to reduce cesarean epidemic
1:30-2:15 pm
Pregnancy in the opioid crisis
Mishka Terplan, MD
Read more from this presenter: Behavioral health in pregnancy and postpartum
12-1:15 pm
Why does it hurt? A differential diagnosis for breastfeeding associated pain
Alison M. Stuebe, MD, MSc
Read more from this presenter: Long-term maternal benefits of breastfeeding
3:15-4 pm
Salpingectomy – It’s not just for sterilization anymore
Ilana Cass, MD - Contemporary OB/GYN editorial board member
3:15-4 pm
The agony and ecstasy of immediate postpartum LARC
Eve Espey, MD
Read more from this presenter: Don’t Mess With Title X, Vital For Women’s Health
10:50-11:40 pm
Mental Health, Suicide and Substance Abuse Disorder
Kimberly Yonkers, MD
4:40-5:30 pm
The ABOG Educational Foundation Lectureship on Patient Safety – Obstetric care redesign – “One size does not fit all”
Nathaniel DeNicola, MD, MSHP
Read more from this presenter: Toxic Environmental Exposures In Maternal, Fetal, And Reproductive Health
Sunday May 5
1:30-2:15 pm
Hereditary cancers in gynecology: What ob-gyns should know about genetic testing, screening, and risk reduction
Susan C. Modesitt, MD
Read more from this presenter: Hereditary cancers in gynecology: What clinicians need to know
1:30-4:30 pm
Advancing your surgical skills to the next level: Evidence based updates for the gynecologic surgeon – a joint ACOG/SGS session
Peter L. Rosenblatt, MD
Read more from this presenter: Use of biologic grafts in pelvic organ prolapse surgery
3-4:30 pm
Gerald and Barbara Holzman Stump the Professors –
John O. Delancey, MD; Beth Karlen, MD; Charles J. Lockwood, MD, MHCM; Mary E. Norton, MD; Hugh S. Taylor, MD
Monday, May 6
8 am-3 pm
Emergencies in clinical obstetrics
Shad Deering, MD
Read more from this presenter: Using simulation technology to reduce maternal morbidity
8:30-11:30 am
Best Practice in High-Risk OB
Catherine Y. Spong, MD - Contemporary OB/GYN former editorial board member
Maternal hidradenitis suppurativa linked to higher pregnancy risks
November 6th 2024A study of over 1 million births in Quebec reveals that pregnant women with hidradenitis suppurativa face increased risks of pregnancy complications and long-term health issues for both themselves and their offspring.
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