Dr. Hoffman and Dr. Wasson discuss this important paper about the outcomes of patients delivered prior to 37 weeks, and the significant morbidity risk it poses. Over half of the babies delivered in this retrospective cohort study were delivere

OB GYN To Go #21 Changes in Diet and Lifestyle and Long Term Weight Gain in Women and Men

Apr 13th, 2012

Dr. Nima Patel joins us to discuss the June, 2011 new England Journal of medicine Article by Mozaffarian et. al. regarding Changes in diet and lifestyle and long term weight gain in women and men. (N Engl J Med 2011 (Jun); 364(25) 2392-404.) S

OB GYN To Go # 20 Committee Opinion #53 Tobacco Use and Women's Health

Apr 13th, 2012

In this week's show, we discuss the Committee opinion about Tobacco use, and its continued adverse impact on women's health. Tobacco is no longer limited to cigarettes, but people are consuming tobacco and nicotine in other formats, ranging fr

OB GYN To Go # 19 Oligohydraminos

Apr 13th, 2012

In today's show, we discuss with Dr. Jain and Dr. Rutstaller an article from the September, 2011 issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, regarding the treatment of ologohydramnios before 37 weeks gestation and the implicatio

OB GYN To Go #18 Pelvic Floor Disorders

Apr 13th, 2012

We talk with Dr. Bobik Vakili about an articel from The October 2011 Green Journal, Obstetrics and Gynecology, entitled "Pelvic Floor Disorders 5 - 10 Years after Vaginal or Cesarean Child Birth" by Handa et. al. Our discussion includes cover

OB GYN To Go #17 Reliability of Laproscopic compared to Hysteroscopic Sterilization at One Year

Apr 3rd, 2012

OB GYN To Go #17 Reliability of Laproscopic compared to Hysteroscopic Sterilization at One YearWe sat down with Dr. Hy and Dr. Nima Patel to discuss "Reliability of Laproscopic Compared With Hysteroscopic sterilization at one year- a decision a

OB GYN To Go #16 Misoprostal in Operative Hysteroscopy with Dr. Nima Patel

Apr 3rd, 2012

OB GYN To Go #16 Misoprostal in Operative Hysteroscopy with Dr. Nima PatelWe spoke with Dr. Nima Patel about the paper by Selk and Kroft- Misoprostal in Operative Hysteroscopy, A systematic Review and meta-analysis that appeared in Obstetrics

OB GYN To Go #15 Adverse Health Outcomes in Women Exposed In Utereo to DES

Apr 3rd, 2012

OB GYN To Go #15 Adverse Health Outcomes in Women Exposed In Utereo to DESIn our most recent podcast, we sit down with Dr. Matthew Hoffman, MD, MPH, FACOG and Dr. Megan Wasson, discussing the recent article on adverse health outcomes in women e

OB GYn To Go #14- A Problem in Gestation

Feb 6th, 2012

In this show, Dr. Venitha Jain, Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist and Dr. Kelly Ruhstaller, OB-GYN 3rd year resident, discuss the clinical problem solving article from the New England Journal of Medicine in the September, 2011 issue, entitled

Magnesium Sulfate and Cerebral Palsy

Aug 18th, 2009

OB - GYN To Go- Show #13: Magnesium Sulfate and the Possible Protective Effects for Cerebral PalsyDr. Philip Schlossman and Dr. Jennifer Merriman discuss recent New Englad Journal of Medicine articles regarding the use of Magnesium Sulfate ant

Familial Inheritance of Mullerian Anomolies

Aug 8th, 2008

In this show, Dr. Adrian Queseda and Dr. Matthew K. Hoffman discuss the Quantification of the Familial Contribution to Mullerian Anomolies, ( A. Hammoud et. al., Obstet Gynecol 2008, 111:378-384). This paper was published in Obstetrics and Gyn

Effect of Obesity in Pregnancy

Aug 8th, 2008

Obesity is growing more and more common in the US and has many associated health risks. But what happens to women who have greater than normal Body Mass Index (BMI) during pregnancy, a time where additional weight gain is expected? Are there

Asthma in Pregnancy

Aug 8th, 2008

In this program, Dr. Adrian Queseda, MD and Dr. Matthew K. Hoffman, MD, MPH, FACOG discuss the treatment of Asthma in during pregnancy. There is an increasing number of people in the United States who suffer from asthma, and it can be exacerb

Cervical cancer screenings

Feb 14th, 2008

In today's schow we discuss the new guidelines for cervical cancer screening and colposcopy recommendations, that came out in October, 2007. The changes reflect more conservative treatment, aimed at reducing the impact procedures such as colpo

Progesterone and PreTerm Delivery

Feb 14th, 2008

Preterm delivery causes substantial morbidity and mortality in newborns, and may be theleading cause of disability amoung adults. The economic and societal costs are huge, making the prevention of preterm delivery one of the most important iss

Vaginal Agenesis

Nov 30th, 2007

Ob-GYN To Go- Vaginal AgenesisDr. Matthew Hoffman discusses Vaginal Agenesis and its treatment based on the ACOG Committee Opinion #35 from December, 2006. Vaginal Agenesis occurs in approximately 1 in 4,000 to 1 in 10,000 women, and can

Show #4 The History and Changes in Screening for Cervical Cancer

Sep 27th, 2007

Dr Matt Hoffman discusses the history of the pap smear as a diagnostic tool for cervical cancer, and the changes in the screening process following the ALTS trial. This podcast is a companion to a more in-depth discussion of the ALTS trial wit

OB GYN To Go- OB GYN 101- Labor and Delivery

Jul 4th, 2007

In this episode, residents discuss the challenges to leanring to manage labor and delivery as a first year resident and provide pointers to make this easier for incoming residents.Click here to listen to Show # 3- OB GYN 101- Labor & Delivery

OB GYN To Go Show # 2 Postpartum Hemorrhage

Jul 4th, 2007

This show discusses Post partum hemorrhage for OB Gyn residentsClick here to download Show #2

Show #1 Alloimmunization

Jul 4th, 2007

Alloimmunization during pregnancyClick here to download OBGYN to Go Show #1

OB GYN to Go- Resident Education

Jul 4th, 2007

This is the Blog related to OB GYN To Go- a plot program to see if short, educational podcasts for residents assist in their learning and retention of key subject matter. Podcasts on this site are for educational purposes only and any and all

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