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Volume 38 - Issue 1

AAGL Turbocharged Hysteroscopy Summit: Join Us!

It has been six years since the AAGL hosted the last Hysteroscopy Summit. Since then, there have been revolutionary changes in hysteroscopic technology, indications, innovation, and data demonstrating its sensitivity in detecting intracervical and...

Volume 37 - Issue 8

Unmute the Muted

Recently, my hospital, the Cleveland Clinic required that all health care staff complete an on-line module on the topic of “Becoming a High Reliability Organization, (HRO). I moaned. Mentally, I said, “not another survey...

Volume 37 - Issue 4

From Impossible to Possible

What do we believe? How do miraculous things occur? Can we move our novel ideas, personal pet projects, and organizations ahead with ideas that seem to be impossible? Are we change agents? Can we...

volume 36 - issue 7

Passing the Baton

During high school, my son participated in numerous sports: ice hockey, cross-country, a little basketball, and he ran track. Of all the competitive varsity sports that he participated in, the most gut wrenching to...

volume 36 - issue 1

Metamorphisis!

Is it the beginning of the end of the pandemic? Are we evolving to the point that Covid-19 becomes endemic? We’ve learned that perhaps there are 50 new mutations of the virus and for...

volume 35 - Issue 6

We Came Together in 2021!

We have all heard the quote that says, “There is no I in the word TEAM.”  Together we are one.  Another memorable quote quips, “there is only one letter separating can from can’t—and learning bridges that gap.”...

volume 35 - Issue 5

Forward Together!

This year, the AAGL celebrates 50 years as an organization. We blinked and new horizons have unfolded before us. An explosion in technology has impacted and jettisoned all aspects of surgery. Gynecologists are now...