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    Dr. Chapa’s OBGYN Clinical Pearls

    Relevant, evidence based, and practical information for medical students, residents, and practicing healthcare providers regarding all things women’s healthcare! This podcast is intended to be clinically relevant, engaging, and FUN, because medical education should NOT be boring! Welcome…to Clinical Pearls.

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    Antenatal Steroids Developmental Harms? Editorial on JAMA May 2020 May 20, 2020
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    The benefit of antenatal corticosteroids in preterm infants was first reported in 1972, but it took 20 years for widespread adoption. Now, antenatal steroids are recommended by the ACOG up to 36 weeks and 6 days. However, a new study (JAMA May 2020) has raised concerns about steroid exposure in utero and possible behavioral and mental diagnoses in children up to age 5. These outcomes were significant for infants who were born full term. In this podcast, we will highlight this new study and summarize the editorial perspective in JAMA regarding this study.


    Is Breastfeeding OK with COVID19? May 17, 2020
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    Information can be confusing regarding COVID-19. The WHO, CDC, ACOG, AAP all have slightly different recommendations based upon what topic you’re looking at. Is a patient with COVID-19 allowed to breast-feed? In this episode, we will review the CDC/AAP recommendations for breast-feeding regarding a patient under investigation or confirmed positive case.


    Sexual Assault Post-exposure Prophylaxis. May 11, 2020
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    Sexual assault/rape is a devastating occurrence for all victims. Post exposure infectious disease prophylaxis has been expanded to include hepatitis B and HPV vaccinations. In this session, we will review the medical/vaccine regimens as post exposure prophylaxis after assault. We will also cover HIV prophylaxis. Are 3 anti-retroviral medications more effective than 2 for HIV prevention? The answer is in this podcast!


    OB “Bed Rest” is DANGEROUS: SMFM Series #50 (AJOG EPUB) May 09, 2020
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    The ACOG/SMFM does not recommend bedrest in pregnancy for the prevention of preterm birth for women at risk, nor in multiple gestation, or management of hypertensive disorders. Does bedrest actually RAISE PTB risk? In this session, we will summarize updated information about the real physiological, psychological, and possibly OB adverse effects of bedrest in pregnancy. (NEW SMFM Consult Series #50).


    CVS/Amnio and Microarray Analysis. May 05, 2020
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    Advances in 1st trimester aneuploidy screening have increased the need for early prenatal diagnostic testing. There are only 2 prenatal diagnostic tests : CVS and amniocentesis. In this podcast, we will review these procedures and rates of potential complications. We will also summarize the difference between microarray chromosomal analysis and conventional karyotype.


    Remdesivir for COVID-19 May 03, 2020
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    On May 1, 2020, the FDA authorized the emergency use of Remdesivir for COVID-19. This was based on a preliminary analysis of an NIH clinical trial. However, information is still lacking on safety and efficacy in a larger study population. In this session, we will review the known mechanism of action of this novel antiviral medication and limitations of data.


    Tobacco/Nicotine & Pregnancy (ACOG May 2020 CO 807) Apr 27, 2020
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    In May 2020, the ACOG will release a new committee opinion regarding tobacco/nicotine use during pregnancy. What are the risks of nicotine use during pregnancy? Are medications to assist smoking cessation in pregnancy endorsed by the ACOG? In this session, we will highlight and summarize this new committee opinion.


    BV screening before hysterectomy? Apr 25, 2020
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    In 2018, the ACOG stated that screening for bacterial vaginosis before gynecological procedures “can be considered“ as a way to reduce infection. However, in March 2020, a new expert review was published in the AJOG making a much stronger recommendation. In this session, we will review the publication from March 2020 from the American Journal of ObGyn highlighting this stronger recommendation to screen for bacterial vaginosis before gynecological procedures.


    Seizure Disorders in Reproductive Women (ACOG May 2020, CO 806). Apr 24, 2020
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    Women with seizure disorders often have altered menstrual function, with or without anti-seizure medications. One anti-seizure medication has even been linked to the development of PCOS. Seizure disorders in reproductive age women can also influence contraceptive choice. Do you know what makes Lamotrigine unique? In this session, we will summarize the upcoming May 2020 ACOG committee opinion (806) focusing on gynecological care of reproductive age women with seizure disorders.


    OB Exercise Revised Guidelines (April 2010, ACOG CO 804) Apr 19, 2020
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    Data on exercise during pregnancy and the postpartum period has evolved. For example, once considered relatively contraindicated, jogging during pregnancy is not prohibited. Does exercise cause preterm birth? What about exercise in women with pre-existing diabetes or hypertension? In this session we will cover the April 2020 committee opinion clarifying myths/misperceptions regarding exercise in the pregnant and postpartum patient.


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