The newest member of the da Vinci® Robotic Systems, Xi, visited us today. NFRMC, the hospital where our practice is located, held a special event for the public to come test drive the surgical robot, meet with the robotic surgeons, and hear a presentation from these surgeons on the new technology. … [Read more...]
Gainesville’s All About Women Introduces New Surgical Robot at North Florida Regional Medical Center
January 21, 2016 By
What to Expect From a Hysterectomy
June 10, 2015 By
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, hysterectomies are the second most common surgical procedure among women. If you’ve heard of the term “hysterectomy” from medical articles, doctors or even your friends, it can sound intimidating. You might not know what the surgery … [Read more...]
Effective Alternatives to a Hysterectomy
February 5, 2015 By
When you're suffering from painful periods or heavy, constant bleeding that interrupts your life, it might seem like the simplest solution is to have a hysterectomy. But getting your uterus removed is a big deal. Besides ending your fertility, a hysterectomy also initiates the bothersome symptoms of … [Read more...]
New Recommendations Aimed at Preventing First Time Cesareans
March 17, 2014 By
In Florida today, 37% of all women give birth to their baby by way of cesarean. Many first time moms find themselves having a C-section because of a failure to progress during labor or because of concerns over abnormal fetal heart rate. Other women prefer a C-section because of its convenience and … [Read more...]
Is Endometriosis the Cause of Your Menstruation Pain?
December 31, 2013 By
Chronic pelvic pain during menstruation is not normal. If you experience debilitating pelvic pain when you menstruate that affects your lifestyle, you may have endometriosis. Most women experience discomfort just before and during their periods, but when that pain causes you to miss work, it’s time … [Read more...]
Recovering from a Cesarean
December 26, 2013 By
According to the CDC, 32.8% of all births in the United States are delivered by cesarean, also called a c-section. That’s nearly one in every three women who have to undergo this procedure during delivery. Having a cesarean is major surgery and requires hospitalization, so realize that it will … [Read more...]
Study: Certain Cervical Treatments Less Problematic Than Previously Thought
August 24, 2012 By
When women are diagnosed with cervical dysplasia – abnormal, often pre-cancerous cells in the cervix – the obvious course of action is to remove those cells to protect the patient’s overall health. Unfortunately there are risks that come with having even small portions of the cervix removed, … [Read more...]
Most Common Reasons for C-Section Deliveries
July 12, 2012 By
According to recent statistics, over ¼ of infants are now delivered via cesarean section, and this number appears to be continuing to grow. The increase can’t be pinpointed to any one cause, however. In fact, there are a number of reasons an OB/GYN may perform a c-section. If the infant is in … [Read more...]
