Contemporary OB/GYN Newsletter

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3D printing in gynecologic surgery planning

Although still experimental and expensive, 3D printed models have potential for use in preoperative planning in some settings.

Biotechnology in gynecology

2017 is an incredibly exciting time for reproductive biotechnology that is going to greatly improve patient care, including an organ-on-a-chip that represents the female reproductive system.

New ‘dipstick’ test for Zika, dengue

A fast and cost-effective new dipstick test for Zika virus can distinguish between it and dengue viruses without cross-reactivity, according to a report in Science Translational Medicine. Also, results of a new randomized controlled trial—the largest of its kind to date—suggest that text messaging may help some pregnant women quit smoking.

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