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The muscles and tissue that support a woman's pelvic organs can weaken over time resulting in pelvic organ prolapse. Dr. Magdalene Karon says robotic surgery is a great option to reconstruct these tissues.
The instruments are so gentle and delicate on the tissues. The visualization is amazing because you have basically 3D vision, 10 times magnified. It's gentle on the patient, on the tissues. Less blood loss, less bruising, less postoperative pain.
Even the nurses on the floor can tell that patients that have had that approach get up faster from the bed, and complain of less pain and have more mobility.
I'm almost at 2,500 cases. All of my patients are outpatients. Even the more difficult cases are what we call 23 observations. So they spend one night; the next day they go home.
For more information about robotic surgery, call 859.313.4138.
For parents who have gone through the dark times of miscarriage and infant loss, a service offered by Saint Joseph London provides some comfort and closure.
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Every woman should have an initial appointment with her OBGYN around age 21, and should be seen at least once every year after. Dr. Amy Baker explains why in this HealthBreak.
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Labor and delivery nurses Roberta Butler, RN, MSN, and Rachel Horne, RN, share how a new age of maternity care at Saint Joseph Mount Sterling is helping new moms and their babies.
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