OBGYN

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Acronym	Definition
OBGYN	Obstetrics and Gynecology

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PATIENT'S CLAIM: The patient sued the ObGyn and both radiologists, alleging that the unnecessary surgeries resulted in reduced fertility.

Unnecessary laparotomy: $625,000 award

Kansas City ObGyn also features the latest innovative technology, including the internationally acclaimed daVinci[R] robotic surgical technique, a state-of-the-art option for minimally invasive procedures.

New Overland Park, KS Ob-Gyn Practice Offers Innovative Care, Boutique Feel

2) First, the data indicate that OBGYN participation rates increase in zip code areas with higher nonwhite populations.

Obstetricians' receptiveness to teen prenatal patients who are Medicaid recipients

PARENT'S CLAIM: The ObGyn failed to properly address the onset of labor.

Mother claims PTSD after twin's stillbirth

Simon and Uddin's recent research analysis indicates that the percentage of nonpregnant women who visit a general ObGyn, whether alone or in combination with an internist, family physician, or general practitioner, has declined.

Are fewer nonpregnant women seeing ObGyns?

PARENTS' CLAIM: The ObGyn caused the injury by using excessive force during delivery.

Child has brachial plexus injury

Recruiting an ObGyn to take over your practice seems to be the best option but can prove very difficult in today's environment.

How to sell your ObGyn practice: your retirement may be a long way off, but the planning pointers presented here can help smooth the transition of your practice when you decide to sell