Fertility preservation choices and decisional regret after gender-affirming surgery in transgender men or gender nonbinary persons.

Objective: To investigate the prevalence of decisional regret regarding preoperative fertility preservation choices after gender-affirming surgery or removal of reproductive organs.

Design: Cross-sectional.

Setting: University-based pratice.

Assessment of a Student-Run Free Gender-Affirming Care Clinic's Transition to Telehealth.

Background: Transgender and Gender-Nonconforming (TGNC) people continue to experience severe health discrimination and limited access to care.

Methods: Using survey data collected during August-September, 2020, we report on our findings regarding volunteer provider and patient satisfaction with a student-run free gender-affirming care telehealth clinic at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine.

Results: We find that patients report overall excellent experiences with telehealth care, primarily due to decreased transportation burden, more efficient use of time, and more frequent communication with student volunteer providers.

Postoperative spinal cord infarction on a gravid woman with suspected IV drug use: a case report.

Background: Back pain is common in the gravid population and spinal cord infarction (SCI) or chronic osteomyelitis are exceptionally rare underlying causes of back pain in this population. No case report to date has described this unexpected adverse event in a gravid woman with suspected history of IV drug use (IVDU). This diagnosis could potentially become more common with increasing rates of IVDU, and increased education could result in sooner recognition.