Although pregnancies achieved by donor cycle IVF are more likely to undergo abdominal and earlier delivery, there is a relatively small increase in serious maternal/neonatal morbidity.

Laparoscopic uterosacral nerve ablation (LUNA) plus presacral neurectomy has no additive surgical advantage over LUNA alone in the treatment of primary dysmenorrhea.

Modified vestibulectomy may correct vestibular allodynia but has greater success in correcting dyspareunia if combined with treatment for pelvic floor myalgia.

Delivery method does not affect pelvic floor muscle strength.

Predictors of prolonged catheterization after urinary incontinence or pelvic reconstructive surgery include performance of vaginal apex suspension and suburethral sling.

A 3.9% rate of lower urinary tract injury occurred in a large series of stress-incontinent women who underwent TVT surgery, and injury was directly related to the inexperience of the surgeon.

Repeating hematocrits only in women with initial hematocrits <39% will minimize the number of women screened while still detecting most cases of anemia.

The bulk of POF etiologies need to be better elucidated with additional research since delaying pregnancy has become the standard for many women in developed countries.

A series of 37 women developed endometriomas in the skin incision of a prior cesarean section.

The views of women undergoing in vitro fertilization regarding multifetal pregnancy reduction do not change with embryo transfer.

Prolonging GnRH agonist treatment beyond human chorionic gonadotropin administration did not enhance the success rates in an assisted reproductive technology program.

Photodynamic therapy following topical application of a novel bioadhesive patch containing aminolevulinic acid was able to alleviate the symptoms of vulvodynia.

A coexisting intrauterine pregnancy was diagnosed when a woman was seen in the emergency room for an ectopic pregnancy.

Spontaneous uterine artery rupture during pregnancy is a rare but severe condition with a possible subacute clinical presentation.

It is important to recognize rectal lesions during vaginal delivery for prompt treatment so that postpartum morbidity is reduced.

Intravenous immunoglobulin might be of benefit in managing HELLP syndrome but can induce reversible interstitial nephritis and membranous glomerulonephritis.