Search Results - "Good, Meadow M."

Patient preferences for uterine preservation and hysterectomy in women with pelvic organ prolapse by Korbly, Nicole B., MD, Kassis, Nadine C., MD, Good, Meadow M., DO, Richardson, Monica L., MD, MPH, Book, Nicole M., MD, Yip, Sallis, MD, Saguan, Docile, MD, Gross, Carey, MD, Evans, Janelle, MD, Lopes, Vrishali V., MS, Harvie, Heidi S., MD, MSCE, MBA, Sung, Vivian W., MD, MPH

“…Objective The purpose of this study was to describe patient preferences for uterine preservation and hysterectomy in women with pelvic organ prolapse symptoms…”
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Thermosensitive hydrogels deliver bioactive protein to the vaginal wall by Good, Meadow M, Montoya, T Ignacio, Shi, Haolin, Zhou, Jun, Huang, YiHui, Tang, Liping, Acevedo, Jesus F, Word, R Ann

“…The pathophysiology and natural history of pelvic organ prolapse (POP) are poorly understood. Consequently, our approaches to treatment of POP are limited…”
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Predictors of early postoperative voiding dysfunction and other complications following a midurethral sling by Ripperda, Christopher M., MD, Kowalski, Joseph T., MD, Chaudhry, Zaid Q., MD, Mahal, Aman S., MD, Lanzer, Jennifer, MD, Noor, Nabila, MD, Good, Meadow M., DO, Hynan, Linda S., PhD, Jeppson, Peter C., MD, Rahn, David D., MD

“…Background The rates reported for postoperative urinary retention following midurethral sling procedures are highly variable. Determining which patients have a…”
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Vascular and ureteral anatomy relative to the midsacral promontory by Good, Meadow M., DO, Abele, Travis A., MD, Balgobin, Sunil, MD, Montoya, T. Ignacio, MD, McIntire, Donald, PhD, Corton, Marlene M., MD

“…Objective The objective of the study was to further characterize the vascular and ureteral anatomy relative to the midsacral promontory, a landmark often used…”
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Prolapse-related knowledge and attitudes toward the uterus in women with pelvic organ prolapse symptoms by Good, Meadow M., DO, Korbly, Nicole, MD, Kassis, Nadine C., MD, Richardson, Monica L., MD, Book, Nicole M., MD, Yip, Sallis, MD, Saguan, Docile, MD, Gross, Carey, MD, Evans, Janelle, MD, Harvie, Heidi S., MD, MSCE, MBA, Sung, Vivian, MD, MPH

“…Objective The objective of the study was to describe the basic knowledge about prolapse and attitudes regarding the uterus in women seeking care for prolapse…”
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Lowest colpopexy sacral fixation point alters vaginal axis and cul-de-sac depth by Balgobin, Sunil, MD, Good, Meadow M., DO, Dillon, Shena J., MD, Corton, Marlene M., MD

“…Objective To determine the variation in vaginal axis and posterior cul-de-sac depth when the lowest suture used to attach the sacrocolpopexy mesh to the…”
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Surgical Knot Integrity: Effect of Suture Type and Caliber, and Level of Residency Training by Good, Meadow M., DO, Good, Levi B., PhD, McIntire, Donald D., PhD, Brown, Spencer A., PhD, Wai, Clifford Y., MD

“…Objective To evaluate if suture type and caliber or level of residency training affects strength and mode of failure of surgical knots. Design All residents in…”
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Effects of Preoperative Local Estrogen in Postmenopausal Women With Prolapse: A Randomized Trial by Rahn, David D, Good, Meadow M, Roshanravan, Shayzreen M, Shi, Haolin, Schaffer, Joseph I, Singh, Ravinder J, Word, R. Ann

“…Context: Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) increases in prevalence with age; recurrence after surgical repair is common. Objective: The objective of the study was to…”
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Risk factors predicting the loss of functional independence after obliterative procedures for pelvic organ prolapse by Blankenship, Logan, Good, Meadow M., Smotherman, Carmen, Gautam, Shiva, Singh, Ruchira

“…Introduction and hypothesis To determine the risk factors associated with loss of functional independence after obliterative procedures for pelvic organ…”
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Sexual function after pelvic organ prolapse surgery: a systematic review comparing different approaches to pelvic floor repair by Antosh, Danielle D., Dieter, Alexis A., Balk, Ethan M., Kanter, Gregory, Kim-Fine, Shunaha, Meriwether, Kate V., Mamik, Mamta M., Good, Meadow M., Singh, Ruchira, Alas, Alexandriah, Foda, Mohamed A., Rahn, David D., Rogers, Rebecca G.

“…Women consider preservation of sexual activity and improvement of sexual function as important goals after pelvic organ prolapse surgery. This systematic…”
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Methamphetamine Use During Pregnancy: Maternal and Neonatal Implications by Good, Meadow M., Solt, Ido, Acuna, Joann G., Rotmensch, Siegfried, Kim, Matthew J.

“…To report the demographic characteristics and clinical morbidity of methamphetamine-exposed pregnancies compared with control patients in a tertiary care,…”
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Perioperative outcomes following pelvic floor reconstruction in women with hereditary disorders of connective tissue: a retrospective cohort study by Davidson, Emily R. W., Alam, Pakeeza A., Byrnes, Jenifer N., Bochenska, Katarzyna, Florian-Rodriguez, Maria, Carter-Brooks, Charelle M., Myer, Emily N. B., Tefera, Eshetu A., Good, Meadow M., Gutman, Robert E.

“…Introduction and hypothesis Women with hereditary disorders of connective tissue (HDCT) are at increased risk of pelvic organ prolapse (POP) and stress urinary…”
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Preventing L5–S1 Discitis Associated With Sacrocolpopexy by Good, Meadow M., Abele, Travis A., Balgobin, Sunil, Schaffer, Joseph I., Slocum, Paul, McIntire, Donald, Corton, Marlene M.

“…To further characterize the anatomy of the fifth lumbar to first sacral (L5-S1) disc space and to provide anatomic landmarks that can be used to predict the…”
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