October 2004
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October 2004 (Vol. 16, No. 10)
Pprom: New strategies for expectant management
David F. Lewis, MD Ovarian cancer: Identifying and managing high-risk patients
Michael G. Muto, MD
Examining The Evidence Hysterectomy for aub: Better short-term outcomes than medical therapy
Alan H. DeCherney, MD First-trimester levels of sex hormone binding globulin predict gestational diabetes
Kristine Lain, MD, MS
Surgical Techniques • New sling procedures
• Correcting site-specific defects
• Mesh augmentation
Neeraj Kohli, MD, MBA Avoiding vascular injury at laparoscopy
Michael Baggish, MD
Editorial How John Edwards changed case law and multiplied liability
Robert L. Barbieri, MD
Medical Verdicts Ovarian mass: Was follow-up insufficient? Missed bowel injury follows laparoscopy Was fundal pressure ordered for dystocia? Hospital unprepared for uterine rupture? Bladder injury leads to fasciitis, death Injury at cyst removal insufficiently repaired Inability to void follows laparoscopy Abnormal fundal height: Mishandled? Was resident qualified for dystocia delivery? Was fetal distress diagnosed too late? Fistula follows vaginal hysterectomy
Letters Educating other docs about the whi 1- or 2-layer closures for cesarean section? Managed care price fixing: Call to action
Reimbursement Adviser Tracking down the correct Medicare LMPR
Melanie Witt,, RN, CPC, MA Placing an ON-Q: Incidental to surgery?
Melanie Witt,, RN, CPC, MA E/M visit before Ob care: What’s OK?
Melanie Witt,, RN, CPC, MA Both ER and Ob deliver: Who gets paid?
Melanie Witt,, RN, CPC, MA Ovarian detorsion: Limited coding options
Melanie Witt,, RN, CPC, MA
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