International Journal of Gynecology Obstetrics: Early View

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Web Name: International Journal of Gynecology Obstetrics: Early View

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Impact factor:2.2162019 Journal Citation Reports (Clarivate Analytics): 35/82 (Obstetrics & Gynecology)Online ISSN:1879-3479 IssueEarly ViewOnline Version of Record before inclusion in an issue IVF pregnancies that resulted in a miscarriage were associated with reduced resistance to uterine artery blood flow at 6weeks of pregnancy. Three in ten couples of childbearing age, who originally indicated their intention of becoming pregnant, changed their mind about becoming pregnant after the COVID‐19 outbreak. Health professionals are essential for screening and responding to the increase in violence against women during and after the COVID‐19 pandemic. The introduction of 360‐degree evaluation during residencies improves the humanistic skills of future obstetricians and gynecologists, which will result in better healthcare for the population. The present study reports a case of twin reversed arterial perfusion syndrome with spontaneous interruption of blood supply in the acardiac twin. There were no significant differences between intrauterine infusion of platelet‐rich plasma and a balloon, and platelet‐rich plasma is a treatment for intrauterine adhesions. A cesarean delivery checklist that was adapted and implemented via a culturally specific and resource‐specific strategy improved performance in key best practices by healthcare providers. The patient suffered a recurrence of uterine tumors 14years after radical treatment. Incomplete cytoreductive surgery enabled a diagnosis of UTROSCT with a novel genetic fusion. Principal component analysis is a low‐cost, feasible method of identifying drivers of quality of antenatal care that may apply to multiple settings. Serum CRH/5‐HT ratio was more reliable at predicting postpartum depression than serum CRH or 5‐HT levels individually. The long‐term incidence of seizure recurrence after eclampsia was found to be low and should not be a reason to restrict driving or work. At 6 months postpartum, metabolic syndrome is associated with increased high‐sensitivity C‐reactive protein, a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, especially after pre‐eclampsia and gestational hypertension. Combining the cervical smear, VIA test, and slide analysis in positive VIA tests may be the most cost‐effective method for cervical cancer screening in Africa. Primary vaginal cancer is a rare malignancy associated with high‐risk HPV. This study reports a non‐previously described association between HPV68 and vaginal cancer with unusual presentation. Many women blame themselves for the development of preeclampsia, and patients may benefit from an explicit discussion about the causes of preeclampsia with their healthcare provider. Among pregnant women, a significant relationship was observed between maternal obesity and decreased expression of vascular endothelial growth factor in the umbilical cord. A sustainable model is established using a multidisciplinary approach for providing obstetric services to over 400 women with COVID‐19 in Mumbai Metropolitan Region, India. During the COVID‐19 quarantine period, there was an increased number of patients admitted in advanced stages of labor, resulting in higher rates of vaginal deliveries compared to the same period in 2019. Effective enforcement of lockdown measures, use of technology, and implementation of telemedicine may have significantly reduced the number of diabetic pregnant women who tested positive for COVID‐19 in Bergamo, Italy. Lymph node status, primarily lymph node ratio and diameter of largest metastatic lymph node excised, was correlated with survival among women with endometrial cancer. This study demonstrates the effectiveness of a composite evidence‐based quality‐improvement intervention on reducing the rate of cesarean section without affecting the rate of perinatal mortality. Community health workers trained in mitigating infection risk via a low literacy checklist can provide essential healthcare, such as prenatal care, during the COVID‐19 pandemic in LMICs. After Mexican Catholic institutions reframed their theological teachings—particularly on reproductive health—as “bioethics,” a movement restoring secular bioethics was established to provide alternative sources of bioethics education. Awareness of grave complications like ischemic necrosis associated with uterine compression sutures is essential for prompt diagnosis and timely management. Stress in patients with endometriosis is based on the possibility that management of their endometriosis might be affected by the pandemic. A case report of purpura fulminans triggered by puerperal sepsis and its clinical management. Incorporating concurrent pretreatment leukocytosis and thrombocytosis into the FIGO staging system improved prediction of outcomes for women with Stage I–III endometrial cancer. The impact of delayed surgical intervention for women with fibroids due to the COVID‐19 pandemic and the resulting adverse effects on their mental and physical health. The score for place of delivery continuity of care is low, which is an indication that more pregnant women switched care providers during delivery. Healthcare workers are at significant risk of psychological morbidity during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Anxiety and depression is highest in young, female, and supportive workers. Racial and ethnic disparities in the severity of COVID‐19 in pregnant women in the United States reflect the health consequences of the structural effects of racism. Age and parity were found to be significant predictors of precancerous cervical lesions after performing cervical smears and documenting demographic characteristics. HIV‐positive women requiring loop electrosurgical excision procedure versus cryotherapy for cervical neoplasia had a higher prevalence of any high‐risk and multiple high‐risk HPV types. The present study reports a case of left axillary nerve palsy following kneeling pushing phase using a birthing bar. The palsy eventually resolved; however, neuritis puerperalis has the potential to be highly disabling. A rare case of recurrent esthesioneuroblastoma with ovarian metastasis was reported. Long‐term oncologic surveillance should be emphasized to patients given the poor prognosis of this condition. Unplanned pregnancies affect women at extremes of age, single, and of low socioeconomic status. These women are less likely to adhere to prenatal care. Amnioinfusion for alleviating non‐reassuring fetal heart rate in the presence of suspected intra‐amniotic infection is safe. Neither microcephaly nor neurological damage was found in children born from pregnancies subsequent to one resulting in an infant with congenital Zika syndrome. Among low‐risk nulliparous women, routine late second‐trimester uterine artery Doppler velocimetry had limited ability to predict pre‐eclampsia, intrauterine growth restriction, or low neonatal birthweight. The present study reports a case of a patient with a mid‐urethral sling mesh exposure who developed a vaginal calculus on a portion of exposed mesh. Occult microscopic endometriosis may be found in up to 39% of patients undergoing laparoscopy for chronic pelvic pain. The study population has adequate knowledge, good attitude, and preventive practice of COVID‐19; however, community education is needed to reduce anxiety among the populace. A case of a patient diagnosed with hybrid Robert's uterus and bicornuate uterus, and unique ipsilateral renal agenesis, who successfully delivered a baby after surgery. Labor induction in low‐resource settings has challenges that may be resolved by using a 20‐point toolkit. The NEMO technique is a therapeutic option for women with Stage IA endometrial cancer who wish to preserve fertility. Intra‐anal swabbing for GBS in pregnant women did not improve the detection rate compared to perianal swabbing, but increased the detection of ESBL‐producing E.coli. Cryotherapy after a community‐based HPV self‐testing program was highly acceptable, but treatment access was low, highlighting the need for strategies to strengthen linkage to treatment. The incidence of uterine corpus cancer is rising in at‐risk populations. The possibility of screening should be investigated whenever disproportionally higher disease burden is documented.Every month, the Editor selects one paper from the issue to highlight to our readers. The chosen article is free to access for 1 month. To see all Editor s Pick articles, pleaseclick here. 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