#gynecology conference

[townpostin]

Jamshedpur Gynecologists Conclude 51st Annual Conference with Focus on Prevention

Two-Day Event Highlights Advancements in Obstetrics and Gynecological Oncology The 51st annual JOGS conference emphasized preventive measures in obstetrics and gynecological oncology, featuring expert presentations and discussions. JAMSHEDPUR – The Jamshedpur Obstetrics and Gynaecological Society (JOGS) wrapped up its 51st annual conference on August 4, focusing on preventive approaches in…

[pathologylab]

Get ready for a transformative experience and some ground-breaking discussions at the 16th Breast Gynecological & Immunooncology International Cancer Conference! Join #G2M presentation by Hemaal at 16th BGICC #conference at Cairo, Egypt on #HPV POC testing #solutions with Urine Self sample collection #technology for High, medium and low risk HPV Genotypes.

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Let's come together to empower, educate, and inspire change in the fight against cancer. Mark your calendars, spread the word, and let's make strides together in the fight against cancer!

📅 : January 18-19, 2024

🎯 : Hilton Heliopolis Hotel, Cairo, Egypt

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[dfortrafalgar]

I'm Losing You... (But We're Filling the Cracks)

Having a family isn't always as easy as fairy tales make it seem.

Warnings: Read chapter 1 for warnings. This chapter also has some suggestive themes and language

Taglist: @phsycochan | @mirillua | @augustanna | @chaixsherlock | @whore-of-many-hot-men

Chapter 20

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Law’s grip on your sweaty hand was grounding for you as you fidgeted in your seat.  Across the table from the two of you in the tiny medical conference room was Robin, who was silently shuffling through papers in front of her.  The room was so silent you could almost pick out the sound of the clock hands ticking away each passing second, each interval seeming to grow longer and longer.  You anxiously bit the inside of your cheek as you watched your doctor diligently sort through your comprehensive patient history.

After what felt like an eternity, she finally looked up.  “I think IVF will be a good method to try.  The success rate for women with endometriosis successfully conceiving and carrying to term with IVF is much higher than going without.  Additionally, you have undergone some treatment for your condition, which improves your chances much more substantially.”

You breathed a heavy sigh of relief, the tension seeming to roll off of your shoulders.  You glanced up at Law beside you, whose face was contorted in confusion.  The sight made you stifle a chuckle.

“Sorry, can you, uhm… explain what IVF is?” he asked Robin.  “Sorry I’m a bit useless with gynecological stuff.”

The question made Robin smile, appreciating his candidness.  “Of course, Law.  IVF stands for in vitro fertilization.  It’s a procedure where a mature egg is fertilized outside of the body and is then implanted into the uterus, thereby increasing chances of successful conception and embryo growth.  Of course, that’s the layman’s version of it.  But once I have your official go-ahead, I will explain in much greater detail.”

You could see the gears turning in your husband’s head, making you grin.  You loved the way he was clearly dissecting the mental image of what Robin had just explained.  He silently nodded.

“I would like to go through with it,” you affirmed.  “If it will increase our chances, then I’ll do anything.”

Robin organized your patient files in front of her, a content grin on her lips.  “I’m delighted to hear that.  If you’re ready, we can begin discussing the full process, since I imagine you would like to begin as soon as you possibly can.”

You eagerly nodded.  “Yes, absolutely.”

Law was counting in his head.  “How long has it been since the last miscarriage?”  He was growing so nervous in the stifling room that he was losing track of time.  You started to worry that he might be the one to pass out this time.

“Almost six months, I think,” you answered, rubbing the surface of your glass ring with your thumb.

Robin nodded.  “I believe that’s correct.  That’s a good amount of time for your body to heal, so you should be ready to conceive again with little issue.”  The black-haired woman reached into her bag in the chair beside her and procured her laptop, opening the device and clicking through a few windows.  “Are you okay if we begin discussing the procedure?”

“Yes I am,” you confirmed.  Law nodded beside you.

“Perfect.  The entire process could take anywhere between six to eight weeks, so I want you to be prepared for that waiting period.  Because, trust me, there will be a lot of waiting,” she explained.  She turned her computer around, displaying an illustrated diagram of a uterus and ovary.  She used her finger to point around the screen.  “I’m sure you’re more than familiar with what you’re looking at, so I won’t have to explain the anatomy.  We’ll monitor your menstruation cycle briefly, and then the process will begin with ovarian stimulation, which alone can last anywhere from eight to fourteen weeks.  This will ensure that multiple eggs can grow to maturity, instead of just one.  We will most likely use an injectable hormone medication for you, considering your condition.  Are you following?”

You once again nodded your head, laser focused on her words as her fingers moved around the diagram.  “Following.”  You weren’t so sure about Law, but you thought somewhere in that thick head of his he was absorbing your doctor’s long-winded explanation.

“Alright.  After ovarian stimulation, we’ll be monitoring your eggs while they’re still in your body every few days to ensure they are maturing properly with the medication.  36 hours before the retrieval, you’ll be given what’s called a “trigger shot,” to stimulate your eggs to complete maturation.  Egg retrieval will be done as a minimally invasive procedure, so you will be put under general anesthesia, but the process is quite short.  A suction tube will be inserted through your vagina with the help of an ultrasound, and a small needle will be placed through the tube to puncture your ovary and extract a small amount of mature eggs.  The eggs are stored on a petri dish and placed in an incubator to prepare them for fertilization.”

“Kind of like chicken eggs,” you joked.

Robin snapped her fingers with a chuckle.  “That’s a good comparison.  Once they’re ready to be fertilized, a single sperm will be injected into each egg on the dish.  It’s likely that not all the eggs will successfully be fertilized, but having the multitude of mature eggs greatly increases the chances that at least one will form an embryo.  You’ll have to wait a few days while the embryos develop on the dish, but once they have progressed far enough, they will be able to be transferred.  You also have the option to freeze unused fertilized embryos, in case you want to conceive again in the future.”

You and Law nodded along with her words.

“The embryo transfer itself is a very quick procedure, similar to a pap smear.  A speculum will be inserted into the vagina, and a catheter will be used to insert one or more of the fertilized embryos into your uterus.  Your body will usually take care of the embryo from there, having it latch to your uterine wall and form a placenta.  After about 14 days, we’ll give you a blood test that will determine if the pregnancy was successful.  If it is, then we’ll go about the usual pregnancy monitoring.  If not, we try again after a few menstrual cycles.  Understood?”

You and your husband leaned back in your chairs, taking deep breaths.  The explanation of the process was almost as exhausting as actually carrying out the procedure, but something in your chest told you that this was a good idea.  You had a giddy feeling develop deep within, almost begging you to go through with the long, arduous process, somehow promising that it would be worth it.

“I understand.  I want to go through with it,” you once again confirmed.

Robin smiled, amused by your willingness.  “I’m happy to hear that, we’ll be there constantly to support you and monitor your progress.  Let’s officially begin the process in a week.  We’ll need to do a comprehensive full blood panel, infectious disease screening for both of you, an evaluation of your reproductive system, and a male fertility test.  It’s just a formality,” she explained.

Law became slightly rigid in his seat, alerting your attention.  He appeared nervous as he asked, “Will I have to go back to the fertility clinic?”

Robin looked confused at his question.  “Yes, is there a problem with that?”

You thought briefly about why your husband would be so uncomfortable with returning to the clinic, until a sudden memory flashed into your brain.  The sight of Law, hunched over your kitchen counter with his head in his hands, guilt plaguing his entire being as he informed you he couldn’t ejaculate into the cup at the fertility clinic until he watched 15 minutes of porn on his phone with the volume as low as it could go.  You had laughed at his misery then, and you had to fight your entire body to hold in your laugh now.

Law quickly shook his head, collecting himself.  “No, no problem at all.”

The gynecologist’s eyebrow tilted up in confusion, but she dropped the subject as she wrote a list of instructions on a piece of paper before handing it to you.  “Take this to the reception desk to schedule your appointment for next week.  Most of the tests on you we can perform in this clinic, but your blood panel will have to be done at the outpatient laboratory.  I’m also going to file a prescription for estrogen patches so we can begin regulating your cycle.  Once all your tests are done and approved, we can proceed to the next step!”

You enthusiastically took the paper from her, reading over her guidelines and dates.  You smiled at your doctor, standing when she did and shaking her hand cordially.  “Thank you so much, Dr. Robin, I really appreciate it!”

“Of course, I’m more than happy to be able to help you two with this.  I’ll see you next week, alright?” she asked as she gathered her papers and laptop into her bag, preparing to leave the room and let you two continue on with your day.

You and Law gave her an affirmative nod as you departed, your husband following you like a lost dog to the reception desk so you could schedule your next appointments.  The only thing in his mind at that moment, however, was the dread of returning to the fertility clinic.  He did not want to have to deal with Dr. Franky again next week.

—

“HEYYYY, TRAFALGAR!  It’s good to see you again, welcome back!”

The booming voice of Dr. Franky made Law wince as the giant man entered the small room, another clear plastic cup clutched in his abnormally large hand.  The cardiac surgeon looked at the fertility doctor differently now that he knew that your gynecologist was this man’s wife.  What a small world.

“How are those swimmers doing, huh?” the blue-haired doctor asked, a bright smile on his face as he plopped himself down in the swiveling stool that rested below the medical counter.  He clacked a few times on his keyboard, looking up Law’s patient info.  “Here for another sperm sample, I see.”

“Just part of a protocol,” Law muttered, his face growing red with shame.

“Ahh, got it, got it.”  Dr. Franky nodded a few times as he typed.

Law felt his phone buzz a few times in his pocket, but ignored the urge to reach in and check his device while the boisterous man was in the room.

“Well, you know the drill!  Just–”

“I know, Doctor, I know…” Law mumbled, fighting the reflex of pinching the bridge of his nose with his fingers.

With a pout, Franky passed over the clear cup, gave his regards, and left Law alone in the room.  Finally surrounded by silence, the man slipped his phone out of his pocket to see who had texted him during his brief yet horrendously awkward discussion with the fertility doctor.  His spirits immediately brightened upon seeing your name on the screen, followed by slight confusion upon reading your messages.

Wifey

Good luck at the clinic today baby!!!

Wifey

Thought these might help you ;)

Wifey

[3 Image Attachments]

Wifey

[1 Video Attachment]

Wifey

See you later darling <3

Law felt his face grow heated upon seeing the images you had sent him.  Suffice to say, he was not expecting it.

But his wife’s beautiful body was always worlds better than porn.

—

“Hey, I’m home!” you called into your apartment, kicking off your shoes.  The excited tapping sounds of Bepo greeted you, your cloud of a dog skidding across the floor into your entryway, his bushy tail wagging a mile a minute while his pink tongue lolled out of his mouth as he smiled up at you.  “Look who’s happy to see me!”

“Hey, hon,” Law called from around the corner, leaning against the wall as he watched you be smothered by the thick, billowing fur of your four-legged baby.  He had a smirk on his face as you stood to greet him, a surprised gasp leaving your throat as he grabbed your arms in his calloused hands and brought your lips to his, kissing you dumb.

When he finally pulled away, you flashed him a knowing grin.  “I take it you appreciated the ‘help’ I sent you?”  You used air quotes to punctuate your sentence.

“Oh, I more than appreciated it,” he hummed back, pressing a kiss to the side of your neck where he knew you were the most ticklish.  He delighted in the giggle that left your lips as you fisted his shirt in your hands.

Bepo eagerly butted in between your pairs of legs, demanding the attention to be on him.  He had spent so much time with Shachi and Penguin as of late that he was desperate for the love from his parents.  His big, beady eyes gazed up at the both of you as he silently demanded you to go to the living room and sit on the couch so he could curl up next to you.

“Okay, okay, let’s go sit down,” you relented, laughing as your dog immediately sprinted to his favorite couch cushion.  You followed your furry baby, Law’s hand in your own, a pleasant, content grin on your face.  You flopped down next to your dog, your husband following your lead and pulling your body down on top of his, your ear resting over his heart.  You could hear it thrumming away, endlessly excited about the concept of holding you.

“You know what I like about you, Law?” you asked, adjusting yourself to be more comfortable.  

“Other than the fact that I’m married to you?” he teased.

“Yes, other than all the obvious things that I like about you,” you joked back, poking a finger into his side.  “I like that you still treat me like you did when we were dating.”

Law’s eyebrows furrowed, trying to deconstruct what your words meant.  “What do you mean?”

You sighed.  “I don’t know… I was just thinking about it today.  Like, some married couples drift apart after they have kids or after big life tragedies, but you didn’t do that.  And I like that about you.”

Law wrapped his arms around you, linking his fingers together as they rested over the small of your back.  “Couples who leave each other after having kids probably didn’t have a spark to begin with,” he replied.  “Same with couples who give up on each other after bad events happen to them.  But that’s not us, it never has been and it never will be.”

“So you’ll still like me when I’m old and shriveled?” you asked, your voice holding a hint of sincere insecurity along with your joking tone.

“I’ll love you even when we’re decaying skeletons six feet underground,” he replied, planting a kiss to the crown of your head.  “Who knows, maybe the 80-year-old you will be even sexier than you are now.  Only one way to find out.”

“Law!” you yelped, laughing at his flirtatious remark.  A few more jokes were tossed between you two, lighthearted giggles floating through the air as you cuddled before you finally relaxed in his embrace.

“How did your tests go today?” your husband asked, idly trailing his hands up and down your sides.

“They went well, my blood panel was completely normal, but the nurse said I should try to up my Vitamin D intake,” you explained.  “My ultrasound and saline sonogram were fine, there was some endometrial tissue on the outside of my uterus but Robin said it shouldn’t pose a problem.  And my infectious disease panel…”

The way your voice trailed off made Law pick up his head to look at you, concern bubbling in his chest.

You gazed back up at him with a cheeky smile.  “No tuberculosis.”

Law barked out a laugh.  “I sure as hell hope not!”

You giggled along with him, dropping your head back down onto his test.  “Aside from my texts, how did your test go?”

Your husband grinned, though you couldn’t see with your current position.  “It went fine, thanks to you I was out of there much quicker.  Nothing abnormal with my semen, and I hope to whatever’s up there in the universe that I won’t have to go back there again.”

“Is it really that bad?” you asked, holding in your laughter.

“It’s just that Franky guy.  He’s so… loud.  He’s always the last person I see before I’m supposed to jerk off into a cup,” he lamented.

“Fertility doctors don’t get you hard?” you teased.

“Not when they call semen ‘little swimmers,’' he griped back.

The conversation was making you giggle uncontrollably, your body trembling in your husband’s grasp as you poked fun at his misfortune before finally getting your energy out and settling down.  “Well… for your sake, I’m happy you’re done with that, too.”

Another comfortable silence settled over the two of you as you lay back on the couch, your dog snuggled with both pairs of your feet.

“Are you feeling ready to start this whole thing?” Law asked.

You pondered your thoughts briefly.  “I’m… I’m definitely really nervous, but I think I’m ready.”

Law’s hand rested on the back of your head, supporting you against his chest.  “I’m not leaving you, baby.  I’ll keep promising that until my tongue falls out.”

His words made a relieved, content grin crawl to your lips as you buried your head further into the junction between his shoulder and neck.  “I love you, Law.”

“I love you, darling.”

[beardedmrbean]

North Korean authorities have been punishing doctors who carry out abortions and the providers of contraceptives amid a drive by the country to boost its birth rate, according to a recent report.

Radio Free Asia cited a medical field source in the northern province of Ryanggang, which borders China, in its article. The source, who requested anonymity for their own safety, said the head of the obstetrics and gynecology department of Paegam County Hospital was put on trial for having conducted at-home abortions.

The doctor, who conducted one abortion at home that resulted in the death of the woman, was sentenced to five years in prison, according to Radio Free Asia. His trial was held in a conference room of a medical university hospital.

North Korea's fertility rate, or the number of babies expected per woman's lifetime, dropped to 1.8 births per woman last year, per estimates by the United Nations Population Fund. A fertility rate of 2.1 is considered the minimum rate necessary for a population to sustain itself over time.

An OB-GYN working at a hospital in Unhung County, another administrative unit in Ryanggang, was handed a three-year sentence. She had previously been sanctioned for illegally terminating a pregnancy in 2021.

The pair carried out the clandestine abortions at home, as many as three in a day, according to the source. The procedures reportedly cost 30,000 North Korean won ($33), equivalent to an average monthly salary and enough to buy 10 pounds of rice.

"Typically, OB-GYN doctors go to a pregnant woman's home to perform abortions in order to leave no trace, but these two doctors had set up medical equipment in their own homes," the source said.

They added that the department head in Paegam County had reached retirement age this year. The Unhung County doctor has two daughters who are middle school students.

RFA cited sources who said the government had raised doctors' salaries by a factor of 40, now ranging between $5-$11 won per month, to disincentivize earning extra money outside of their regular jobs.

Vendors of contraceptives are also reportedly being targeted, another source told the outlet.

She said she knew of two such merchants in the city of Hyesan who had their stalls seized by authorities in July. Late last month, three others were issued with heavy fines and had their booths confiscated.

These vendors were also banned from conducting business in the market ever again.

The North Korean embassy in China didn't immediately respond to a written request for comment.

North Korea banned abortions during the "Arduous March," a period of extreme economic hardship and famine that gripped the country between 1994 and 1998, with deaths ranging from hundreds of thousands to upwards of 2 million.

North Korea's demographic crunch is also a concern for its neighbors, whose policies to encourage births are so far failing to bear fruit. The fertility rate stands at 1.4 in Russia, 1.2 in Japan, 1.0 in China, 0.85 in Taiwan and 0.72 in South Korea.

However, North Korea is even more susceptible to the negative impact of the trend because of international embargoes on advanced machinery, imposed over Pyongyang's missile and nuclear weapons programs. The country therefore continues to rely more on physical labor and outdated production techniques than other countries in the region.

Late last year, in remarks during the country's fifth National Congress of Mothers, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un named the declining birthrate as one of the country's major social challenges and appealed to North Korean women to do their part to reverse the trend.

[meg2md]

And the cycle continues, with seasonal depression hitting just as hard as ever. I woke up early to prep the twelve thousand patients I have to see in high-risk OB clinic on Wednesday but I can't figure out how to remotely change my password, so I came to Tumblr instead. After this maybe I'll read Throne of Glass and Dune. I've worked three weeks in a row since Thanksgiving and this is my first break since then... I'm only now, four days later, starting to feel recovered. And that was after playing probably 6-8 hours of Baldur's Gate/day for like.... three days straight. I've said it all over this blog, I'll say it again: residency is fucking hard, man. At least I'm starting on a gynecology-heavy ambulatory rotation after the new year, so in theory it should be lighter and I should be able to make strides on my research project once my research mentor gets her IRB protocol edits back to me.

The theme of my second half of R2 year: the quest to become competitive for MIGS fellowship. It's one of the most competitive OB/GYN specialties (I think because of the volume of applicants, and because it's not ACGME certified there's a wide variety in program standards). If I don't match, I'll probably just try to find a gyn-heavy practice.

Coming from a non-academic center, I feel at a disadvantage, so I'm trying to get a couple research projects going and endear myself to my attendings. And I took FLS earlier in the month so I can focus on my robotics curriculum this half of the year. I'm also going to a few conferences through ACOG and going to try and go to AAGL next year, even if I have nothing to present (which feels likely, since none of my research is MIGS-related). I should also probably start studying for CROEG.... :(

The grind never ends. And I am so, so tired. And yet I keep doing this to myself.

Medicine sure attracts a certain type

[consistantly-changing]

[Image descriptions in order: a tweet by @LindsayPNewton "Lindsay Sleeper" which says "I never thought I would change my name when I got married- I was the first (medical) Dr. Newton in my family and I'm very proud of that. But, when presented with the opportunity to say "Hi, I'm Dr. Sleeper and I'll be your anesthesiologist," I just couldn't pass it up!"]

[A reply by @_Matt_Hues "Matt Hues" which says "Yours is great, but can anyone top this one?" Attached is a screenshot of a doctor's information on a news site. His name is Dr. Harry C. Beaver, a Gainesville doctor for General Obstetrics & Gynecology.]

[Another screenshot of a doctor's information. This one is a General Urology doctor in Clive, named Dr. Hugh C. Dick.]

[Another reply tweet, this one by "Dr. Stef Gardiner-Walsh" @StefG... Which says "Husband's urologist is Dr. Leak. Some names/careers are meant to be."]

[A reply by @DubsKenzie "Kenzie Butcher" which says "My dad is a paramedic and this was back in the day when they'd call for you over the intercoms when you were in the hospital. His name was is Butcher and his partner's name was Cutter, so it was "Butcher and Cutter to the ER"."

Another reply, by "(GR4SF) "Everything is APF-aut..." (the rest of the name is cut off), which says "Was in a hospital in the 1970s, actual page: "Nurse Pickle, Nurse Pickle, please meet Dr. Hamburger in conference room B"."]

Yeah something about a name fitting someones profession is just perfect. Makes me sad my name won’t work for that.

[innonurse]

Jill Biden announces $110 million ARPA-H investment in 23 recipients to advance women’s health innovations at HLTH 2024

- By InnoNurse Staff -

At the HLTH 2024 conference, U.S. First Lady Jill Biden announced that ARPA-H (Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health) has awarded $110 million to 23 recipients through the Sprint for Women’s Health program.

These awardees, including startups, innovators, and universities, focus on addressing critical women's health issues such as cancer, menopause, endometriosis, and cardiovascular conditions. The initiative, launched in February, seeks to advance novel solutions for gynecological care and other health areas where women have been historically underrepresented. The recipients were selected for their innovative, high-impact approaches, with 70% of them being women-led organizations.

The funding is split into two tracks: "Spark" for early-stage research and "Launchpad" for later-stage developments aimed at bringing products to market within two years. ARPA-H received over 1,700 submissions from 45 states and 34 countries, with a significant portion of applicants being first-time government funding recipients.

Biden emphasized the need for continued investment in women's health, urging investors and researchers to prioritize women's health issues, given the growing momentum and market potential in this space. She highlighted the importance of research that addresses women's unique health needs, noting the historical gender gap in medical research and treatment.

Read more at MedCity News

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Other recent news and insights

The National Kidney Foundation invests in health tech firm Revalia Bio (Healio)

New AI tool forecasts mutations in protein-protein interactions across hundreds of diseases (Cleveland Clinic/Medical Xpress)

[drbendale]

Best IVF Specialist in Chinchwad -  Dr. Bendale's Fertility Clinic

Dr Pavan Devendra Bendale is a Senior IVF specialist with an extensive background in the field. Currently serving as a Senior IVF consultant at Crysta IVF Fertility Center in Pune, Dr. Pavan possesses over 12 years of experience. He is recognised as an IVF specialist in Ravet, providing couples with expert care and guidance throughout their fertility journey.

His educational journey includes notable achievements including a Diplomate of National Board (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) in 2018 from Jehangir Hospital, Pune, a Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynaecology in 2015 from BJGMC, Pune, and a Bachelor in Medicine & Bachelor in Surgery (MBBS) in 2011 from Government Medical College & Hospital, Latur Maharashtra.

Furthermore, Dr Pavan pursued a Fellowship in IVF and Infertility from Indira IVF HOSPITAL, Udaipur, Rajasthan in 2019, further enhancing his expertise in the field.

Throughout his career, he has held prestigious positions, including serving as a Lecturer of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Government Medical College and Hospital, Aurangabad, in 2019 and working as an esteemed IVF specialist and consultant gynaecologist across renowned fertility clinics.

What is IVF and When to Consider It

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a widely recognized assisted reproductive technology that involves retrieving mature eggs from a woman's ovaries and fertilizing them with sperm in a laboratory setting. Once fertilization occurs, the resulting embryos are cultured for a few days before one or more are transferred to the woman’s uterus with the hope of achieving a successful pregnancy. Couples may consider IVF when they face challenges such as blocked fallopian tubes, advanced maternal age, unexplained infertility, or when previous fertility treatments have not been successful. IVF can significantly increase the chances of conception, making it a viable option for many aspiring parents.

His areas of expertise include IVF, IUI, diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy, and diagnostic and operative laparoscopic surgeries. He has also been an active participant and distinguished faculty member at numerous conferences on Obstetrics and Gynecology.

For individuals seeking guidance and support in their fertility journey, booking an appointment with Dr Pavan Devendra Bendale is a step towards realizing the dream of having a child.

For individuals seeking guidance and support in their fertility journey, booking an appointment with Dr Pavan Devendra Bendale is a step towards realizing the dream of having a child. Dr. Pavan Bendale's Fertility Clinic is recognized as one of the leading IVF specialists in Chinchwad, Pune. With a focus on patient care, advanced technology, and proven expertise.

[conceptual-obg]

Navigating the Challenges of OBS-GYN Residency: Tips for Success

An obstetrics and gynecology residency is an important milestone in a career for most medical professionals. As there are a number of different obs-gyn residency programs, aspiring OBS-GYNs may encounter numerous challenges and opportunities for growth. This guide attempts to provide some valuable information for those who are currently in or contemplating an Obstetrics Gynecology Residency Training Program and the strategies to effectively overcome common barriers on a journey to becoming adept OBS-GYN practitioners.

1. Adapting to the Tight Schedule

Returning to class is challenging, one of the first hurdles that OBS-GYN Residents face. Long hours, night shifts, and call duties are basically the residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology. To adapt with:

Obtain appropriate skills in time management

Ample amount of rest is gotten when allowed

Conceptual OBG be consulted when studying during free time

2. Clinical Responsibilities Integrated with Study

OBS-GYN Residency exams form an integral part of your practice. It may be challenging to balance clinical duties and exam preparation at times. Consider:

Pre-making a strategy study plan

Levying high-yield resources when preparing for the OBS-GYN Residency Exam

Attending study groups with residents as well

3. Surgical Skills

Most obstetrics and gynecology residency programs contain training in surgery. To develop surgical skills more, you need to:

Practice in simulation labs

Get feedback from attending physicians

Review surgical techniques through Conceptual OBG and more

4. Managing Emotional Stress

The OBS-GYN Residency course can be very psychologically demanding, especially when working on high-risk pregnancies or patients suffering from gynecological cancers. Manage by:

Creating a support system in and out of your residency program

Counseling or therapy if deemed necessary

Mindfulness and stress-reduction techniques

5. Interaction with Patients

Excellent communication is what makes the obstetrics gynecology residency successful. Achieve better patient interactions as follows:-

Training for empathic communication

Learn to explain complicated scientific thinking in simple words

Respect differences and preferences across different cultures

6. Keeping Up-to-Date with Medical Knowledge

OBGYN is a constantly updating area of study. Stay current by performing the following

Reviewing regularly the new medical journals

You need to attend conferences or workshops 

Utilizing comprehensive resources like Conceptual OBG help you to update yourself from time to time

7. Managing Administration

As you progress in your career in OBS-GYN, you would have to upgrade your administration jobs. Prepare better by:

Mastering the science of medical billing and coding

You should be familiar with policies and regulations of healthcare

Familiarize yourself with the use of electronic health records

8. Building Professional Relationships

Networking is crucial to your future career. During obstetrics and gynecology residency program:

Interact actively with attending physicians and fellow residents

Be an active participant of research projects and quality improvement initiatives

Attend events and social gatherings in the department

9. Work-Life Balance

Burnout is one of the most commonly listed issues with medical residencies. To maintain work-life balance:

Create boundaries between your work life and personal life

Develop hobbies and relationships outside of medicine.

Take advantage of your time off to rest and recharge

10. Getting Ready for the Career after Residency

As you near the completion of Obstetrics Gynecology Residency Training Program, now is a good time to prepare for that step ahead :

Practice settings – Academic, Private Practice, Hospital-Based

Research fellowships if subspecialty-interest

Be an intentional builder of your professional network to be ready when you start your first job

11. Lifelong Learning

Life does not end after residency. Pursue lifelong learning through :

Be inquisitive about new knowledge related to medical sciences

Be a teacher

Utilize detailed resources such as Conceptual OBG as part of your continuing education.

12. Building Leadership Skills

Keep looking for ways that you can develop your skills during obstetrics gynecology residency:

Serve in the committees of your program

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Theme –Innovations and Integrative Approaches in Reproductive Health and Infertility: Bridging Science, Technology, and Patient Care

Exploring Gynecology and Women’s Health Conferences: Paving the Way for Medical Innovation

The fields of gynecology and women’s health are undergoing constant innovation, and conferences, summits, and workshops play a pivotal role in advancing these disciplines. Gynecology Workshops and Women’s Health Conferences 2025 are crucial in spreading knowledge, fostering collaboration among global experts, and addressing the most pressing issues in women's health. These events offer a platform for medical professionals, researchers, and students to share their experiences and stay updated on the latest technologies, treatments, and research in gynecology and women’s health.

As healthcare continues to evolve, these gatherings also help address issues such as accessibility, healthcare equity, and improving quality of care. In this article, we will delve into the importance of Gynecology Workshops, Gynecology Summits, Women Health Workshops, and the Women’s Health Conferences in Tokyo, Japan, explaining how these events are shaping the future of women’s health worldwide..

The Significance of Gynecology Workshops

Gynecology Workshops offer healthcare professionals a chance to gain hands-on experience in various clinical practices and cutting-edge techniques in the field of gynecology. These workshops cover a wide range of topics, from fertility treatments and prenatal care to advanced surgical procedures for gynecological conditions such as endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and cancers of the reproductive organs.

The interactive format of Gynecology Workshops allows participants to engage in practical demonstrations, simulated procedures, and real-time case discussions. This format not only enhances learning but also ensures that professionals can refine their skills in areas such as minimally invasive surgeries, robotic surgery, and laparoscopic procedures. Moreover, the workshops create a collaborative environment where experts can exchange techniques and insights, leading to improved patient outcomes.

Workshops also serve as a great platform for exploring the integration of new technologies in gynecology. For instance, AI-driven diagnostic tools and telemedicine have become focal points, offering new ways to enhance patient care and early diagnosis of conditions like cervical or ovarian cancer.

Women Health Conferences 2025: A Global Platform for Advancement

The upcoming Women Health Conferences 2025 will serve as a premier global event that unites professionals from around the world to discuss critical issues related to women’s health. These conferences cover a broad spectrum of topics that impact women throughout their lives, from reproductive health and fertility to menopause, bone health, cardiovascular issues, and mental wellness.

One of the central themes of the Women Health Conferences 2025 will be the exploration of preventive health strategies and how early intervention can improve long-term health outcomes for women. From advancements in breast cancer screenings and reproductive health to breakthroughs in treating chronic conditions like osteoporosis, these conferences provide attendees with the most current and innovative information in the field.

Women Health Conferences 2025 are expected to feature key discussions on the integration of holistic approaches to women's health. These discussions will emphasize the importance of mental and emotional health in relation to physical health, recognizing the importance of a well-rounded approach to healthcare that takes the whole person into account. This approach is crucial in improving overall well-being and addressing issues like postpartum depression, menopause-related anxiety, and the mental health impacts of reproductive challenges.

The Importance of Gynecology Summits

Gynecology Summits are high-profile events where medical professionals, industry leaders, and researchers gather to address the latest advancements in gynecological care. These summits often focus on areas like reproductive medicine, fertility preservation, menopause management, and innovations in treating gynecological cancers.

At the core of these summits is the drive to push forward the boundaries of medical knowledge and technology. The focus on precision medicine, which tailors treatments to a patient’s genetic profile, is one of the key areas of interest at Gynecology Summits. Personalized care models allow for more effective treatments for gynecological disorders, ensuring better outcomes for patients. For example, researchers and clinicians are exploring how genetic testing can aid in the early detection of conditions like ovarian cancer, thus enabling more targeted treatment plans.

In addition to the clinical aspects, Gynecology Summits are instrumental in advocating for better access to women’s health services, particularly in low-resource regions. By bringing together thought leaders and policymakers, these events aim to create a roadmap for improving healthcare systems, ensuring that women across the globe receive equitable and high-quality care.

Women Health Workshops: Fostering Practical Skills

Women Health Workshops are hands-on events that focus on skill-building in various aspects of women’s healthcare. These workshops provide healthcare professionals with an opportunity to practice the latest medical procedures and diagnostic techniques, under the guidance of experts.

From breast cancer screening methods to pelvic floor therapy and postpartum care, Women Health Workshops cover a wide range of subjects that are essential for improving women’s health outcomes. The practical format of these workshops ensures that participants gain real-world experience in managing complex health conditions, particularly those that require a multi-disciplinary approach.

One of the growing areas of focus in these workshops is the integration of mental health services into women’s healthcare. There is increasing recognition that mental and emotional health are deeply intertwined with physical health, particularly for issues like fertility struggles, pregnancy loss, or menopause. By including modules on mental health assessments, patient communication strategies, and emotional support techniques, these workshops ensure that healthcare providers are equipped to offer holistic care to their patients.

Women’s Health Conferences in Tokyo, Japan: A Global Gathering

Women’s Health Conferences in Tokyo, Japan represent a unique opportunity for healthcare professionals to converge in one of the world’s most technologically advanced cities. Japan has long been recognized as a leader in medical research and healthcare innovation, making it an ideal setting for discussions on the future of women’s health.

At Women’s Health Conferences in Tokyo, Japan, attendees can expect to engage with groundbreaking research on fertility treatments, menopause management, and cancer prevention strategies. Tokyo is also home to several world-class research institutions, and many conference sessions will showcase Japan’s contributions to gynecological research and women’s health.

Moreover, the Women’s Health Conferences in Tokyo, Japan will feature sessions on global health initiatives aimed at improving access to women’s health services in underserved regions. These sessions will highlight collaborative efforts between international organizations, governments, and private sector stakeholders to address issues like maternal mortality, reproductive rights, and healthcare equity.

Conclusion

The landscape of gynecology and women’s health is continuously evolving, and conferences, summits, and workshops provide the perfect platform for professionals to stay updated on the latest developments. Gynecology Workshops, Gynecology Summits, Women Health Workshops, and Women’s Health Conferences in Tokyo, Japan are essential for fostering knowledge exchange, improving clinical practices, and driving global healthcare initiatives. As we move forward, these events will continue to play a crucial role in shaping the future of women's healthcare, ensuring better outcomes and improved access to care for women worldwide.

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Best Gynecologist in Hyderabad: Expert Care by Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju

Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju is widely recognized as one of the best gynecologists in Hyderabad, known for her expertise and compassionate approach to women’s health. With over 15 years of experience, Dr. Gemaraju has earned a reputation for delivering exceptional, personalized care to every patient she treats.

Extensive Experience and Proven Expertise

Throughout her career, Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju has achieved numerous milestones, including performing more than 2,000 gynecological surgeries. Her proficiency in both complex and routine procedures reflects her deep understanding of the latest medical innovations.

In addition to her surgical accomplishments, Dr. Gemaraju has managed over 3,500 successful normal deliveries and C-sections. Whether it's high-risk pregnancies or standard deliveries, her skill ensures the best possible outcomes for both mother and baby.

A Trusted Name in Women’s Health

Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju’s patient-centered approach makes her a top choice for women seeking comprehensive gynecological care in Hyderabad. She prioritizes understanding each patient’s unique needs, ensuring that her care is tailored to the individual. From routine check-ups to complex treatments, her expertise covers a broad spectrum of women’s health concerns.

Her philosophy extends beyond treating symptoms—Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju is committed to addressing the root cause of health issues. She empowers her patients with the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions about their health.

Compassionate and Caring Approach

What sets Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju apart is her dedication to providing compassionate care. She understands the apprehension many women feel when visiting a gynecologist, and she strives to create a welcoming and reassuring environment. Her kind demeanor helps patients feel comfortable discussing their concerns openly.

Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju’s commitment to her patients goes beyond appointments—she offers continuous support throughout their health journeys, making her a trusted figure within the community.

Why Choose Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju?

When selecting a gynecologist, experience, expertise, and compassion are essential. Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju embodies all these qualities, making her a sought-after gynecologist in Hyderabad. She stays at the forefront of medical advancements, regularly attending conferences and workshops to ensure her patients benefit from the latest treatments and technologies in gynecology.

Comprehensive Gynecological Services

Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju offers a wide range of gynecological services to meet the diverse needs of her patients, including:

Gynecological surgeries: Expertise in both minimally invasive and complex procedures.

Obstetric care: Comprehensive prenatal, delivery, and postnatal care.

Fertility treatments: Personalized solutions for women hoping to become mothers.

Menstrual disorder management: Diagnosis and treatment of irregularities.

Menopause management: Guidance to ensure a smooth transition during menopause.

Your Partner in Health

Choosing Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju as your gynecologist means choosing a partner committed to your overall well-being. Her holistic approach takes into account both the physical and emotional aspects of health, ensuring comprehensive care.

Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju has built her practice on trust, compassion, and excellence. Her goal is to empower women to take charge of their health, offering the support they need for a healthy and fulfilling life.

With her extensive experience, proven expertise, and dedication to patient care, Dr. Vindhya Gemaraju is truly one of the best gynecologists in Hyderabad. Whether you’re looking for routine gynecological care or specialized treatments, she is committed to delivering the highest standard of care, ensuring your comfort and well-being every step of the way. Discover the difference with Dr. Gemaraju and experience the exceptional care that has made her a trusted name in the field of gynecology.

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MMC Muzaffarnagar: A Comprehensive Guide for Aspiring Medical Students

Choosing the right medical college is a crucial step for any student aspiring to become a doctor. Among the prominent medical colleges in India, MMC Muzaffarnagar stands out as a great option for students aiming to pursue their MBBS and other medical degrees. This guide will help you understand why MMC Muzaffarnagar can be the ideal choice for your medical education, and how it can shape your future as a healthcare professional.

Overview of MMC Muzaffarnagar

Muzaffarnagar Medical College, also known as MMC Muzaffarnagar, is one of the leading private medical institutions in Uttar Pradesh. Established with the goal of providing high-quality medical education and healthcare services, it has rapidly gained a reputation for academic excellence and state-of-the-art infrastructure. The college is recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and is affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut.

MMC Muzaffarnagar offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with the MBBS course being the most popular. The institution is dedicated to producing competent doctors who are well-equipped to meet the challenges of modern healthcare.

Why Choose MMC Muzaffarnagar?

Here are some compelling reasons why MMC Muzaffarnagar should be on your list of top medical colleges:

1. Experienced Faculty

One of the strongest assets of MMC Muzaffarnagar is its experienced and highly qualified faculty. The professors are not only experts in their respective fields but also committed to mentoring students through every stage of their education. The faculty-student interaction ensures that students receive the guidance and support they need to succeed.

2. State-of-the-Art Infrastructure

The campus of MMC Muzaffarnagar is equipped with modern facilities that support both theoretical learning and practical training. The college has well-designed lecture halls, fully equipped laboratories, and an extensive library with a vast collection of medical books and journals. The attached hospital provides students with hands-on experience in dealing with real-world medical cases, helping them become skilled professionals.

3. Clinical Exposure

Clinical training is an essential part of any medical course, and MMC Muzaffarnagar excels in this area. The institution has a 550-bed hospital that serves as a training ground for students. This hospital is equipped with all the necessary medical facilities and departments, ensuring that students get comprehensive clinical exposure. Whether it’s general medicine, surgery, pediatrics, or obstetrics and gynecology, students at MMC Muzaffarnagar get to observe and assist in various medical procedures.

4. Affordable Education

For students who are worried about the cost of medical education, MMC Muzaffarnagar provides an affordable fee structure compared to many other private medical colleges in India. Despite the reasonable fees, the quality of education remains uncompromised, making it a great value for students and their families.

5. Student-Friendly Environment

The atmosphere at MMC Muzaffarnagar is conducive to learning. With a focus on holistic development, the institution encourages extracurricular activities and sports. Students are also encouraged to participate in medical conferences, seminars, and workshops, which help them stay updated with the latest advancements in the field of medicine.

6. Placement Opportunities

While placements are not typical for medical colleges in the way they are for other fields, MMC Muzaffarnagar ensures that its students are well-prepared for internships, postgraduate studies, and eventually, their medical careers. Graduates from MMC Muzaffarnagar have successfully secured placements in reputed hospitals across the country, and many pursue further education in specialized fields.

Admission Process at MMC Muzaffarnagar

For students interested in securing admission to MMC Muzaffarnagar, it’s important to understand the admission process, which is based on the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). Candidates must meet the minimum eligibility criteria, which include completing their 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as the main subjects and scoring well in the NEET exam.

The selection process is transparent and based purely on merit. Students are encouraged to apply through the official counseling process, ensuring that they are considered for admission based on their NEET rank.

Courses Offered at MMC Muzaffarnagar

MMC Muzaffarnagar offers several undergraduate and postgraduate medical programs, with MBBS being the flagship course. Other programs include MD and MS in various specializations, which provide students with an opportunity to delve deeper into specific areas of medicine.

MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery): This is a 5.5-year course that includes one year of mandatory internship. Students get to learn both theoretical aspects of medicine and gain practical experience in treating patients.

MD (Doctor of Medicine): Specializations include subjects like General Medicine, Pathology, Microbiology, etc.

MS (Master of Surgery): Students can specialize in fields like General Surgery, Orthopedics, and ENT.

Facilities at MMC Muzaffarnagar

The facilities at MMC Muzaffarnagar ensure that students have a comfortable and enriching experience during their studies. The campus is equipped with hostels for both boys and girls, a cafeteria, and sports facilities. There’s also a dedicated team to ensure student safety and well-being on campus.

Library

The library at MMC Muzaffarnagar is a resource hub for students. It is stocked with the latest medical textbooks, reference materials, and journals. The digital section allows students to access online medical literature, research papers, and e-books.

Laboratories

Practical training is a key component of medical education, and the college has well-established laboratories for all major medical disciplines. Students can perform experiments and practice under the guidance of faculty members.

Life at MMC Muzaffarnagar

Life at MMC Muzaffarnagar is not just about academics. The college believes in the overall development of students, so it offers various extracurricular activities. Students can participate in sports, cultural events, and medical camps organized by the institution.

Medical conferences and seminars are regularly held, giving students an opportunity to interact with professionals and researchers from the medical field. These events help students stay updated with the latest trends and technologies in healthcare.

Conclusion

For students aspiring to a rewarding career in medicine, MMC Muzaffarnagar offers a perfect blend of academic excellence, clinical exposure, and personal growth. With experienced faculty, modern facilities, and a supportive environment, MMC Muzaffarnagar prepares its students for the challenges of the medical profession.

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Breast Cancer Screening Conference

We are pleased to extend a warm welcome to you for the International Event on Breast Health and Breast Cancer Screening Conference. This event will bring together top specialists to progress breast health knowledge and practices. Breast Cancer Screening Conference This conference offers an essential forum for investigating the most recent findings, developments, and methods of breast cancer screening. Participate in thought-provoking discussions, establish professional connections, Nursing Conferences 2025 and acquire important knowledge for enhancing breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Come along as we collaborate to improve outcomes for breast health and support the ongoing battle against breast cancer. We anticipate your involvement and thought-provoking conversations.

Early Detection of Breast cancer

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers that women face worldwide.. To spot cancer for better treatment and higher survival rates, women need to get checked . Tests like mammograms can find cancer when it’s small and easier to treat often before any signs show up. When doctors catch breast cancer early,  Breast Health Conference 2025 patients might need less harsh treatments and have a better chance of getting better . Precision medicine in gynecology To lower the number of deaths from breast cancer, people need to know about it and have easy access to checkups. Getting checked often saves lives by allowing doctors to step in early and handle the disease well.

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Which acne muscle to eat coenzyme Q10 is more effective than skin care products?

These two years to participate in some medical conferences, often hear gynecological reproductive doctors introduce coenzyme Q10. The common causes of acne muscle, one is caused by polycystic high androgen, supplement coenzyme Q10 can balance the kaohsiung problem, reduce stubborn jaw pox. In fact, the effect of coenzyme Q10 is far more than "protecting the heart", but can protect the parts of our body that are stressed and need energy supply. The benefits of coQ10 are greater in girls.

Polycystic girls need long-term coQ10 supplementation,

The other day I saw a sister who said that she had long been polycystic, but thought it was no big deal, as long as there was no need to have children, it would not affect her health. But in fact, the ovary belongs to the endocrine organ, polycystic because of endocrine disorders caused by high androgen "concurrent" events, affecting fertility is only its most "insignificant" harm, more long-term impact is high blood sugar, intestinal flora disorders, elevated blood lipids and so on.

So most of the polycystic girls are "apple shape" - it is easy to grow a small stomach, no matter how little to eat it is difficult to slim down; Or "thin polycystic" hairy, easy to grow stubborn red swollen pox, even if very thin or physical examination has high blood fat problems.

Why does the medical community recommend coQ10 for girls with polycystic disease?

First, because it can not only improve the stress damage of the ovary, but more importantly, help improve the entire Kaohsiung, high sugar, high fat state. In an 8-week randomized controlled clinical trial, 100mg of coQ10 orally taken daily in 86% of polycystic women significantly improved fasting blood glucose, insulin resistance, and kaoshon status (PMID: 30202998). A meta-analysis of clinical trials of coenzyme Q10 has also shown that coenzyme Q10 is effective and safe for the improvement of blood lipids, hyperglycemia, and kaoxiong in girls with polycystic disease, and oral administration of 100-200mg of coenzyme Q10 per day is of great help to girls with polycystic disease.

Although I do not have a polycystic problem, I have been taking CoQ10, which can protect our organs that are severely affected by oxidative stress every day, such as protecting the heart and kidneys, and reducing migraines before my period. From the perspective of girls, coenzyme Q10 is recommended by the white coat to be taken orally during pregnancy, mainly to protect ovarian reserve and avoid "cliff aging" caused by premature ovarian failure.

There are several types of coQ10,

The Fidiocin coenzyme Q10 recommended to you this time belongs to the reduced coenzyme pro with higher absorption and bioavailability at present.

As we all know, the reduced coenzyme belongs to the "golden saint" of coenzyme Q10, compared with the oxidized coenzyme, that is, the ordinary coenzyme Q10 on the market, it is better in water solubility, has antioxidant properties, and can quickly improve the concentration of coenzyme Q10 in the body, which is 4-8 times the absorption and availability of oxidized coenzyme.

The new generation of reduced coenzyme raw material used by Fiocin is the new generation of coenzyme pro obtained by reduced coenzyme and nicotinamide eutectic, with ceiling level activity and absorption. "Eutectic" is a new technology in drug research and development, such as Novartis's Nohinol, Henrui Ruiqin and other new drugs, are the use of eutectic technology to improve the stability and efficacy of drugs.

According to the results of the exclusive stability experiment, placed in the form of open at 25 degrees for 28 days, the stability of the Crystal QH® reducing coenzyme used by Fiocuin reached 97%, which was three times that of the traditional reducing coenzyme used by Japanese manufacturers, and the activity was higher, and the absorption of one grain was equivalent to two traditional reduced coenzymes.

The combination of coenzyme Q10 and a small amount of VE added to the Fiocine formula, which is based on currently published clinical trials, helps balance the hyperandrogenic status of girls and reduces acne problems, and is more effective than other antioxidants against insulin resistance (PMID: 30202998) and safer than vitamin E supplementation alone.

If you have insulin resistance, you can take coenzyme Q10 and inositol at the same time, and wait until insulin resistance is relieved, oral coenzyme Q10 alone, it is generally recommended to take coenzyme Q10 on a 3-month cycle to observe the changes in the body.

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Studying MBBS in Russia: Opportunities, Curriculum, and Cost for Indian Students

MBBS in Russia is an excellent chance for Indian MBBS students interested in pursuing MBBS in Russia. Russia has emerged as a popular location for many MBBS hopefuls in recent years. In India, entrance to a government institution is extremely tough. Thus, many Indian students apply to study medicine in Russia.

Russia is well-known for its academic excellence and rich culture. When compared to similar universities throughout the world, studying in Russia is frequently less expensive. Tuition at the most famous colleges in this country is relatively low, making it easier for international students to perceive it as an appropriate place for study.

We have provided you with the information about MBBS in Russia; Documents required, eligibility, Key facts, reasons to pursue MBBS in Russia, admission procedure and m any more necessary information. This page highlights curriculum, co-curricular activities, and fee structure of MBBS in Russia.

An Overview of MBBS curriculum in Russia

1st Year: Subjects include Anatomy and Histology. The focus is on understanding the structure of the human body at both gross and microscopic levels.

2nd Year: Subjects include Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology, Microbiology, Cell Biology, and General Pathology. This year covers foundational knowledge of body functions, chemical processes in cells, and disease mechanisms.

3rd Year: Subjects include Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, and Pathophysiology. The focus is on disease processes, the drugs used to treat diseases, and the role of microorganisms in health and disease.

4th Year: The focus shifts to clinical subjects such as Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, and Obstetrics and Gynecology. This year centers on core medical specialties, including patient management and diagnostics.

5th Year:Students undertake more advanced studies in clinical subjects like Ophthalmology, ENT, Neurology, Psychiatry, Oncology, and Orthopedics, delving into specialty areas of medicine.

6th Year: Subjects include Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, and Gynecology. This year involves clinical rotations with practical exposure in hospitals, covering multiple disciplines. It also includes an internship.

Internship Year: Students must complete a 1-year internship program. Under the supervision of clinical experts, they apply their theoretical knowledge in real-life situations.

List of Key Co-Curricular Activities Provided to the Indian Students Pursuing MBBS in Russia

Academic Enhancement: Students can attend medical seminars and conferences to further their academic knowledge.

Sports and Fitness: There is access to sports such as football, basketball, volleyball, and athletics. Additionally, fitness centers and yoga classes are available for maintaining physical fitness.

Language and Communication: Russian language classes are offered, along with opportunities to participate in debating and public speaking competitions to enhance communication skills.

International Exposure: Students have opportunities to participate in student exchange programs, gaining exposure to international educational environments.

Community Involvement: Activities include community service and volunteering in health camps and blood donation drives.

Student Leadership: Students can participate in student associations, including Indian student unions and cultural committees, to develop leadership skills.

Creative and Recreational: Students can engage in culinary and art clubs, with activities such as cooking, painting, music, and dance.

MBBS in Russia: An Overview of Fee Structure

Chuvash State Medical University: Tuition Fee: 2,18,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 56,000 RUB per year Other Charges: 1,23,216 RUB First Year Package: 3,79,216 RUB

Kabardino Balkarian State University: Tuition Fee: 1,80,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 12,000 RUB per year Other Charges: 1,13,156 RUB First Year Package: 3,05,156 RUB

Crimea Federal University: Tuition Fee: 2,10,787 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 18,067 RUB per year Other Charges: 1,02,382 RUB First Year Package: 3,31,237 RUB

Bashkir State Medical University: Tuition Fee: 2,99,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 15,000 RUB per year Other Charges: 75,437 RUB First Year Package: 3,89,437 RUB

Ingush State University: Tuition Fee: 2,10,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 50,000 RUB per year Other Charges: 60,000 RUB First Year Package: 3,20,000 RUB

North Caucasian State Medical Academy: Tuition Fee: 2,50,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 30,000 RUB per year Other Charges: 71,635 RUB First Year Package: 3,51,635 RUB

Samara State Medical University: Tuition Fee: 4,00,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 43,207 RUB per year Other Charges: 94,726 RUB First Year Package: 5,37,933 RUB

Voronezh State Medical University: Tuition Fee: 3,64,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 40,000 RUB per year Other Charges: 1,20,450 RUB First Year Package: 5,24,350 RUB

First Moscow State Medical University: Tuition Fee: 6,98,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 90,000 RUB per year Other Charges: 20,803 RUB First Year Package: 8,08,803 RUB

Peoples Friendship University: Tuition Fee: 7,12,500 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 32,500 RUB per year Other Charges: 1,700 RUB First Year Package: 7,73,588 RUB

Pirogov Russian National University: Tuition Fee: 4,78,500 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 32,500 RUB per year Other Charges: 53,547 RUB First Year Package: 5,64,547 RUB

OMSK State Medical University: Tuition Fee: 1,70,000 RUB per year Hostel Fee: 40,000 RUB per year Other Charges: 73,342 RUB First Year Package: 2,83,342 RUB

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Dr. Tejinder Kaur: Compassionate Care and Expertise in Obstetrics & Gynecology

For over 13 years, Dr. Tejinder Kaur has been a trusted name in the field of obstetrics, gynecology, and laparoscopic surgery in the Tricity region. With her compassionate approach and extensive experience, she has helped numerous women navigate their reproductive health journeys with confidence and care. Dr. Kaur’s dedication to her patients, paired with her advanced skill set, makes her one of the most sought-after specialists in her field.

Academic and Professional Journey

Dr. Kaur completed her MBBS in 2004 from the esteemed Dr. SN Medical College, Jodhpur. Recognizing the need for a comprehensive approach to patient care, she pursued a Diploma in Hospital Administration from Medvarsity, Hyderabad, to enhance her ability to manage healthcare settings effectively.

Further honing her skills, Dr. Kaur underwent training through the Diplomate of National Board (DNB) at Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, in 2010. She was conferred the MNAMS (Member of the National Academy of Medical Sciences) in 2014, marking another significant milestone in her academic and professional journey. In 2016, she completed her Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine from Jindal IVF and Sant Memorial Nursing Home, Chandigarh.

Her expertise is not just limited to regular obstetric and gynecological care — she specializes in advanced endoscopic procedures such as operative hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. From performing total laparoscopic hysterectomies to fertility-sparing surgeries for conditions like myomectomy and endometriosis, Dr. Kaur is proficient in minimally invasive surgical techniques that reduce recovery time and improve patient outcomes.

Passion for High-Risk Obstetrics and Natural Birthing

One of Dr. Kaur’s key areas of interest is managing high-risk obstetric cases. She has successfully overseen numerous complex deliveries, ensuring both mother and baby are safe and healthy. Her vast experience also extends to painless epidural deliveries, encouraging natural birth for women with a personalized approach. Many patients praise her calm demeanor and ability to handle the most challenging situations with professionalism and care.

Her passion for natural birthing goes hand in hand with her commitment to patient education. Dr. Kaur is a staunch advocate for educating young women about reproductive and adolescent health. She has been an invited speaker at various schools and colleges in the Tricity area, empowering young women to take charge of their health from an early age. In recognition of her efforts, she was awarded the prestigious Gaurav Award by the Women Power Society in 2018.

Patient-Centered Care at Motherhood Hospital, Mohali

Dr. Tejinder Kaur currently practices at Motherhood Hospital, Mohali, one of the region’s top healthcare facilities for women and children. This renowned hospital, spread across 23 centers in 11 cities, has been providing world-class care since 2010. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and an expert team of specialists, Motherhood Hospital is known for its personalized approach to women’s healthcare.

The Mohali unit boasts a wide range of services, including maternity care, advanced laparoscopic gynecological surgeries, and a comprehensive Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Dr. Kaur, along with her team, ensures that every mother receives the highest standard of care, from conception through delivery and beyond. The hospital also offers specialized care for high-risk pregnancies, ensuring that expecting mothers and their babies receive the best possible outcomes.

Comprehensive Gynecological and Surgical Care

In addition to her expertise in obstetrics, Dr. Kaur provides a broad spectrum of gynecological services. She is well-versed in treating conditions such as fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis, and other reproductive health issues through both surgical and non-surgical methods. Her focus on minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques allows for shorter hospital stays, quicker recovery, and less discomfort for her patients.

As a laparoscopic surgeon, Dr. Kaur has performed numerous procedures, including myomectomy (removal of fibroids), total laparoscopic hysterectomy (removal of the uterus), and fertility-sparing surgeries. Her meticulous approach ensures optimal outcomes for patients, helping them lead healthier lives with fewer complications.

A Trusted Partner in Reproductive Medicine

Dr. Kaur’s fellowship in reproductive medicine allows her to provide specialized care for couples facing infertility challenges. Her personalized treatment plans, combined with cutting-edge technology, give hope to aspiring parents. Whether it’s through fertility-enhancing surgeries or assisted reproductive techniques, Dr. Kaur’s expertise offers a path forward for those looking to build a family.

Committed to Community and Education

Beyond her clinical work, Dr. Kaur is actively involved in community education initiatives. She believes that starting healthy habits early in life can lead to better reproductive health outcomes. Her work with schools and colleges to raise awareness about adolescent health is a testament to her commitment to making a positive impact beyond the hospital setting.

Visit Dr. Tejinder Kaur at Motherhood Hospital, Mohali

For those seeking expert care in pregnancy, gynecology, and laparoscopic surgery, Dr. Tejinder Kaur is available for consultations at Motherhood Hospital, Mohali. With a focus on patient-centered care, advanced treatment options, and a compassionate approach, Dr. Kaur is dedicated to helping women achieve optimal health and well-being.

Contact Information:

Motherhood Hospital — Mohali

Cosmo MSH Building, Sector-62, SAS Nagar, Mohali — 160 062

Phone: 8494800093 / 9620396203

Working Hours: Monday to Saturday, 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM

Whether you’re an expectant mother or seeking expert gynecological care, Dr. Tejinder Kaur is here to guide you with expertise and compassion. Book your appointment today for personalized and comprehensive care tailored to your needs

https://www.motherhoodindia.com/doctor/dr-tejinder-kaur/