Doctor’s Diary
Mom With APAS Delivers Normally
Not too long ago it was common practice to subject patients to a C-section if they had Anti-phospholipid antibody syndrome (APAS), an autoimmune disease afflicting many women. It can cause fetal jeopardy via recurrent abortions, growth retardation and even fetal death. But nowadays, the mandate is to deliver APAS patients vaginally unless there is another
Infertile 7 Years W/ 3 Failed IVF’s, Apas Syndrome & Now Polyps
After 2 Normal Births, Mom Gets A CS Due To A 10.5 LB Baby!
Massive Ppreparations Behind A Robotic Surgery
After the patient is anesthetized, there are many steps to accomplish before the surgeon can sit on the robot to start the surgery. Robotic surgery makes possible removal of huge uterine and ovarian masses with tiny incisions. Watch and share! http://rebeccasingsonmd.com/ https://seriousmd.com/doc/rsingson