Publications by authors named "E G Lockrow"

Introduction: To compare the clinical outcomes of bilateral labia minora hypertrophy reduction using ultrasonic shears versus traditional methods.

Materials And Methods: In this retrospective study, we evaluate the surgical outcomes of 11 women who underwent bilateral labia minora hypertrophy reduction using ultrasonic shears to 14 women who underwent the same procedure using various traditional methods between January 1, 2015 and February 29, 2020 in a single center. The primary outcomes evaluated are total operative time, estimated blood loss, and postoperative pain.

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  • The study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of a simulation-based assessment for vaginal hysterectomy skills using the Messick validity framework.
  • Video recordings of 50 surgeons (39 trainees and 11 faculty) performing the surgery were assessed for their skills and performance levels by expert surgeons unaware of the participants' identities.
  • The results showed a strong correlation between years of experience and performance scores, with a specific cutoff score indicating competence in the modified Vaginal Surgical Skills Index, validating its use for skill assessment.
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Introduction: Office hysteroscopy has become a cornerstone of modern gynecologic care through the advent of advanced technology and emphasis on an efficient healthcare system. In 2017, Medicare announced an increase in office hysteroscopy reimbursement by 237%, giving an incentive for gynecologists to move from the operating room into the clinic. The U.

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Study Objective: To determine the feasibility of measuring hydrogen sulfide (HS) gas in the insufflated abdomen during laparoscopic surgery after transmural bowel injury as a marker of unrecognized bowel injuries.

Design: This is a feasibility study performed on swine models during a robotic training course. We aimed to determine baseline HS levels and subsequent elevations in HS levels after enterotomy of the large and small intestines.

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The USNS Mercy (T-AH 19) on Pacific Partnership 2018 was the first mobile, expeditionary platform to utilize the da Vinci Surgical System. Using a de-identified, web-based survey, the impact of this new technology on Pacific Partnership 2018 on the attitudes of host nation surgeons was examined.

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