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,Getting Your Urogynecology Visits “Up and Running”: Key Questionnaires, Forms and Coding Tips,ne turns red, many physician leaders forced to cut costs often do so by laying off valuable staff. This downsizing often serves to further strain the productivity of the practice. An alternative to such downsizing can usually be found by adding nontraditional services or products, expanding existing products, or creating new service offerings.

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Pelvic Floor Anatomy: Made Clear and Simple,at currently explains the mechanisms of pelvic organ suspension and support, as well as urinary and fecal continence. Though this chapter describes the current thinking in the “average normal” patient, the reader must realize that each women is unique in her anatomic makeup. Her pelvic support anato

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Effects of Pregnancy and Childbirth on the Pelvic Floor,tion. Our knowledge of obstetrical pelvic floor injuries, and their connection to incontinence and pelvic floor disorders later on, has vastly increased in recent years. Primary care clinicians addressing urogynecology problems should be aware of the potential effects of pregnancy and childbirth on

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Pathophysiology of Incontinence and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, also for support of the internal organs. The urethra and bladder are meant to dependably store urine until it is time to urinate. The rectum stores stool and gas until there is a socially appropriate time for release. The pelvis is also a passageway for childbirth—perhaps the most challenging of al

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Pessay Devices: A Stepwise Approach to Fitting, Teaching, and Managing,c organ prolapse. When properly fitted, pessaries can provide immediate relief of prolapse symptoms. These devices, which represent the primary non-surgical management option for pelvic organ prolapse, are appropriate for either temporary or long-term use.

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