Implementation of a voluntary faculty teaching service may improve training experience and increase obstetrical and gynecologic case volume for residents.

Ovarian masses identified during pregnancy have a low risk of malignancy. The majority of women can be serially monitored without intervention.

Most pregnant women will accept vaccination if recommended by their obstetrician, despite low perceptions of need and concerns about vaccine safety.

Parity >7 decreases spinal trabecular bone mass in young postmenopausal women but exerts an osteoprotective effect against age-related bone loss at a later postmenopausal stage, compensating for its early deleterious effect.

FSHR diplotypes constitute potential informative tools for ovarian stimulation outcome and the selection of the proper stimulation protocol before IVF or ICSI procedures.

Mother-infant dyads meeting the elective induction �bundle� have better clinical outcomes and hospital costs when favorable cervix rather than documentation of Bishop score is required.

Increased peritoneal amyloid protein A concentration in patients with endometriosis corroborates the inflammatory nature of the disease and may be useful for its diagnosis.

This study evaluates tubal morphology and patency in patients with deep infiltrating endometriosis using a tubal morphology scoring system.

A comprehensive study on 8 years of hospitalized pelvic inflammatory disease patients in a northern Italy tertiary hospital is reported.

Vaginally administered progesterone prevents preterm delivery in patients with a short cervix. Processes used to discover this finding should serve as a model to conquer preterm labor.

We describe a case of hemoperitoneum secondary to bleeding from a uterine leiomyoma with an attendant tubal abortion and offer minimally invasive, fertility-preserving management.

A modified technique for McIndoe vaginoplasty is described. Fibrin tissue sealant and topical negative pressure are used to improve split-thickness skin graft survival.

This case report describes a rare type and location of twin ectopic pregnancy and the management dilemmas it imposes, including discussion of various management options applied elsewhere in similar clinical situations.

Exaggerated placental site is a benign lesion related to pregnancy which can lead to postpartum hemorrhage.

Cervical pregnancy is a rare form of ectopic gestation. Current management favors a conservative approach to prevent hemorrhage and preserve reproductive potential.

A teratoma in pregnancy that could limit fetal growth, is suspected for rupture or torsion, causes severe pain, and/or is suspicious for malignancy should be excised.