The effect of polycystic ovaries on uterine blood flow is modulated by age and parity but not by fibroids, which are less common in women with polycystic ovaries.

This is a prospective study designed to look at the impact of endometriosis and antiendometrial antibodies on pregnancy outcomes in assisted reproductive technologies.

Patients with a Shirodkar cerclage placed and removed during the index pregnancy appear to have a higher than expected rate of cesarean delivery, uterine rupture and cord prolapse.

Excision of pelvic endometriosis combined with bowel resection significantly improves pain and gastrointestinal symptoms; presence of uterine adenomyosis may determine persistence of dysmenorrhea.

Chronic endometritis does not have any presenting symptoms and is associated with younger age, premenopausal status, history of genital tract infection, human immunodeficiency virus and salpingitis.

Recent evidence suggests that management of shoulder dystocia can be improved by training the birth attendants with simulated shoulder dystocia scenarios.

Infections of the urinary and genital tracts may increase a woman�s risk of developing vulvodynia.

Neurinoma in pregnancy presents a challenge for a team of specialists, who must work together in order to provide a successful outcome for mother and newborn.

Successful treatment of vaginal stenosis via application of hyaluronic acid in a patient with history of surgically treated imperforate hymen coexistent with transverse vaginal septum.

A pregnancy complicated by monochorionic diamniotic twins concordant for anencephaly is described.

We report a case of mammary-type myofibroblastoma in the vulva.

In skilled operative hands, laparoscopic ureteroneocystostomy and vesicopsoas hitch procedure with a double ureter is feasible and effective and may be a safe treatment alternative to the traditional laparotomy approach.