Category: volume 36 – issue 5
Nine years ago, the AAGL set an ambitious goal to create a training and testing program for minimally invasive gynecologic surgery (MIGS) specific board certification as an alternative to the current Fundamentals of Laparoscopic...
May is Pelvic Pain Awareness month and we are spotlighting articles and videos from the Pelvic Pain Special Interest Group led by Ashley Gubbels, MD, Chair and Timothy Deimling, MD, Vice Chair. SurgeryU features...
AAGL’s Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (PAG) special interest group’s mission is to: Encourage multi-disciplinary and inter-professional programs of medical education and PAG research and advocate for the reproductive well-being of children and adolescents while...
AAGL's esteemed distinction of 2022 Honorary Chair this year goes to Dr. Charles E. Miller for his exemplary service to the AAGL and the outstanding contributions that he has made in the field of...
I have some very exciting news for AAGL members: SurgeryU is announcing its first-ever video competition! I present to you the First Annual SurgeryU Award for Best Picture! Here are some details regarding the...
Happy Spring! As we proceed from the dark days of winter and enter the spring season of new growth and opportunity, I would like to take time to share information about our awards and...
The insight, inspiration and answers you need may be just at your fingertips! It is time to get “Connected!” One of the biggest benefits of membership in the AAGL community is that we can...
AAGL recently hosted the 4th Annual Advanced Robotics Workshop for Senior FMIGS fellows. Presented on two dates, this year's program was the first in-person robotics course since 2019! Numerous fellows submitted their applications, including...
Understanding when and how to use the bilateral procedure 50 modifier can increase the revenue of your practice as well as decrease the amount of time spent processing your claims, dealing with denials, and...
