Episode 2:4 Robotic surgery, COVID updates and ethical considerations, and other stuff
Show: Thinking About Ob/Gyn
In this episode, we discuss a new systematic review of robotic surgery and its implications for gynecologic surgery. Plus some updates about COVID and a discussion of the ethics around treating patients who are not vaccinated. Plus, new studies about monochorionic twins, relationship between Apgars and cord gases, maternal sepsis, and capuslar rupture of early stage ovarian cancers.
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