About the Hysteroscopy Newsletter
A New World – Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery
Once upon a time, gynecologic surgeries almost uniformly meant uterine and abdominal scars, inpatient operations, lengthy hospital stays and significant related post-operative complications and long term morbidities. Then came minimally invasive gynecologic surgery. And the world changed. The benefits of MIGS can’t be overstated, especially with the advent of office hysteroscopy. Women can now have surgical issues addressed in the office, and also look forward to rapid recovery with greatly decreased risk for complications. Remarkably, the technology continues to advance, with finer scopes and instrumentation making even more complex procedures possible in an office setting. Yet a few barriers remain to making office hysteroscopy, when clinically appropriate, available to all. That is where the Hysteroscopy Newsletter comes in.
What is the Hysteroscopy Newsletter?
The Hysteroscopy Newsletter is a collection of open access, educational entries, dedicated to ‘all things hysteroscopy’. Basic education, suggestions for difficult cases, technology overviews and interviews with some of the top surgeons practicing today. The goal? Using education to advance the cause of office hysteroscopy so that every woman, wherever she may be, has access to this surgical approach when clinically indicated.
As Dr. Nash Moawad states so well
The field of hysteroscopic surgery has seen many advances over the years, from improved optics, the flexible hysteroscope, the resectoscope, hysteroscopic morcellators and most recently, the 5-mm “mini”-resectoscope. The art of hysteroscopy never stops to amaze me. The ability to perform a complex surgical procedure inside of the uterine cavity, without incisions, in the outpatient setting is revolutionary.
The Hysteroscopy Newsletter is all about the ObGyn community working together to drive this innovation revolution forward.
Who is Behind the Hysteroscopy Newsletter?
Imagine a group of international professional colleagues, who are highly skilled MIGS surgeons with a collective passion for office hysteroscopy. Combine that with deep experience in medical education and patient care. The editors of the Hysteroscopy Newsletter exemplify what international collaboration for the sake of women’s health looks like at its best.
What You Will Find Here
The ObG Project® will be posting selected entries, designed for your smartphone or any computer, from the Hysteroscopy Newsletter on topics that are relevant to the ever growing community of ObGyns who are expanding their use of office hysteroscopy.
Want to Read More About Office Hysteroscopy?
You can find the entire set of newsletters (in multiple languages) at the Hysteroscopy Newsletter Website.
Want to Learn More About Office Hysteroscopy with Colleagues from All Over the World?
Set aside time in your calendar now for the Global Congress on Hysteroscopy Barcelona, 30 April-3 May, 2019. With parallel tracks for everyone – beginners, advanced and expert. The Board of the Global Congress on Hysteroscopy includes representatives of ALL international endoscopy societies (ESGE, AAGL, ISGE, APAGE and MESGE) together with a group of relevant and independent hysteroscopists. It’s all about learning with each other, from each other.
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