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GYN Innovations - Innovations in Gynecology Winter 2014

Innovations in Gynecology Winter 2014

innovations in Gynecology

Mindy Christianson and Jeffrey Lukish are studying whether eggs can eventually be retrieved from frozen ovarian tissue harvested from young girls before they undergo cancer treatment.
TO PRESERVE FERTILITY IN THE YOUNGEST ONCOLOGY PATIENTS


Mindy Christianson and Jeffrey Lukish are studying whether eggs can eventually be retrieved from frozen ovarian tissue harvested from young girls before they undergo cancer treatment.

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Minimally Invasive Surgery

  • Doing More with LESS
    Using laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS) and other minimally invasive techniques, Johns Hopkins gynecologic surgeons are performing operations that once required large open incisons. 

Pelvic Floor

Pelvic Pain

  • Where Pelvic Pain Meets Its Match
    Because pelvic pain often stems from more than one cause, the Johns Hopkins Center for Chronic Pelvic Pain brings together experts in more than eight specialties.

Maternal-Fetal Medicine

  • Hope for Renal Agenesis
    An unprecedented case suggests that amnioinfusion may help when a fetus has no kidneys or non-functioning kidneys.

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Mary Ann Ayd

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mayd@jhmi.edu

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