This week, I observed several more hysteroscopies. It was interesting to see how much cases could vary. There were two cases in particular, where the doctors had trouble entering through the cervix. In one of these cases, they had to find the cavity through ultrasound imaging. In the other, scar tissue seemed to cover the opening, but they were still able to get biopsy samples. Another case I saw this week was an IUD fragment removal, except they found the fragment was no longer there. Furthermore, I also observed an ovarian cyst removal, which I had not seen before. This case was particularly interesting since they had to be very delicate in order to avoid popping the cyst. This week I also worked on my final presentation for summer immersion and presented it on Tuesday.
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This week was heavy in the clinic and OR. We started out with attending the weekly multidisciplinary tumor board on Monday. Doctors discusse...
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Compared to last week, this week was more research-oriented than clinic-focused. When meeting with patients this week, I saw a couple intere...
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This week I with Christina, one of the lab techs between Dr. Carli and Dr. Bostrom. We prepared screws that have biofilm on them for SEM at ...
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