Publications by authors named "P Jeanneteau"
Article Synopsis
- A study was conducted to evaluate the effects of a training program for oocyte retrieval (ORSTP) on the clinical performance of medical residents.
- Residents who completed the ORSTP showed similar rates of successful oocyte retrieval compared to those who did not receive the training.
- Although the training did not enhance the actual performance metrics, it was found that those who underwent the training experienced less stress and had greater confidence in their oocyte retrieval abilities.
Article Synopsis
- The article outlines a transvaginal radiofrequency ablation of myomas (TRAM) procedure in 10 key steps aimed at treating a 38-year-old woman suffering from heavy menstrual bleeding and chronic anemia due to a large cervical myoma.
- Following a failed embolization, TRAM was chosen because of its minimal invasiveness and the patient's desire for future pregnancies.
- The authors conclude that while TRAM is a promising alternative to traditional surgical methods, there are concerns about its safety regarding infertility and pregnancy, as current devices are not recommended for women who wish to conceive.
Article Synopsis
- This study compares outcomes for women with low-lying placenta who either chose a trial of labor or an elective cesarean delivery, focusing on severe postpartum hemorrhage and maternal/neonatal morbidity.
- Conducted in France from 2007-2012, it involved 171 women out of 128,233 births, with similar rates of severe postpartum hemorrhage and morbidity between both delivery modes.
- The findings suggest that a trial of labor may be safe for women with an internal os distance of 11-20 mm after 35 weeks, although those with a distance of 1-10 mm showed lower rates of vaginal delivery.
Article Synopsis
- A vaginal delivery simulation program was implemented for obstetric and gynecology residents to improve skills and reduce maternal-fetal mortality during twin pregnancies.
- The program included theoretical and practical components, followed by an evaluation based on the Kirkpatrick model to measure effectiveness.
- Residents reported increased confidence and technical skills after the simulation, with unanimous agreement on the realism and importance of the training session for their education.
Background: The learning curve cumulative summation test (LC CUSUM test) allows to define an individualized learning curve and determine the moment when clinical proficiency is attained. After acquisition of the skills, the cumulative summation test (CUSUM test) allows to monitor the maintenance of the required level over time. The LC CUSUM test has been frequently used in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology (Ob/Gyn) for several procedures, but only once for OR.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF