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Check your mailbox for a print copy of the March issue of Contemporary OB/GYN or get immediate access to the digital edition now to read these clinically relevant articles:
In vitro maturation of oocytes: Improving the odds in infertile patients
Subfertile women for whom in vitro fertilization with controlled ovarian hyperstimulation has been unsuccessful or impractical have another option for achieving pregnancy: in vitro maturation of oocytes (IVM). Seang Lin Tan, MD, professor of ob/gyn at McGill University and medical director of the Montreal Reproductive Centre at the university explains the principles of IVM and compares the associated risks, benefits, and applications with those for other methods of assisted reproduction. » More
17P: Choosing a quality compounding pharmacy
The cost, convenience, and capability for customization of the medications and therapeutics created by compounded pharmacies can be a valuable resource for some women. Joe Cabaleiro, RPh, executive director of the Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board, explains compounding and offers tips on identifying a compounding pharmacy to which you can confidently refer patients. » More
Fetal Monitoring Mythbusters
In this third article of this series, David A. Miller, MD, reviews the scientific data behind the efforts to classify mild, moderate, and severe decelerations and interprets the evidence surrounding three- and five-tier classification systems. » More
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