Laparoscopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy offers specific benefits for properly selected patients.

Sonographic monitoring alone in cycles stimulated for insemination or assisted reproduction predicted 88% of cycle management decisions.

For prenatal diagnosis of the twin transfusion syndrome, three factors on ultrasonography proved to be the most reliable.

A prospective study examining the rate of HIV seropositivity in women with first-trimester spontaneous abortions and maternal rates found no differences.

Adhesions can cause pelvic pain, but clinical evidence does not support the use of crystalloids in adhesion prevention.

While Interceed was shown to be safe and effective in all controlled human clinical trials, its use did not eliminate adhesions in all patients.

Although good surgical technique, designed to minimize trauma, is a crucial part of adhesion prevention, technique alone cannot effectively eliminate de novo formation and especially reformation of adhesions.

Preliminary data from animal studies indicate that biocompatible, absorbable gel barriers are safe and effective.

A case of stage IV ovarian carcinoma following controlled ovarian hyperstimulation resulted in a successful pregnancy.

A healthy, live infant delivered at 36 weeks gestation coexisted with a complete hydatidiform mole.

Adenocarcinoma of the dome of the bladder caused hematuria beginning at 20 weeks# gestation but was not diagnosed until the postpartum period.

A woman with diaphragmatic endometriosis and epigastric pain successfully underwent laparoscopic vaporization of the endometriotic implants.