SurgeryU: 2022 Was a BIG Year!
As another year ends, I look back at 2022 with fond memories and pride for all that we have accomplished. First and foremost, I want to thank the AAGL SurgeryU Team and the Editorial...
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SurgeryU Upcoming Webinars
As summer is coming to an end, I hope everyone took some much-needed time for rest and relaxation. As I look back on my past five plus years at the helm of SurgeryU, I...
SurgeryU: Progress and Gratitude
As I reflect on my last few months as Editor-In-Chief of SurgeryU, I am amazed and proud of what my team and I have accomplished over the last 5+ years. Back in 2017 when...
Lights! Camera! Action!
Submissions are still being accepted for the First Annual SurgeryU Academy Award for Best Picture! The competition is heating up and we have had some great submissions so far. This competition is open to...
SurgeryU’s Inaugural Award Competition
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...
Popular Features of SurgeryU
Spring is my second favorite time of year (Obviously, the Annual Global Congress wins first place hands down). Not only is the weather in lovely Pittsburgh finally warming up, but I finally get my...
Spring Forward with SurgeryU
Spring is my second favorite time of year (Obviously, the Annual Congress wins first place hands down). Not only is the weather in lovely Pittsburgh finally warming up, but I finally get my hands on...
Endometriosis Video Tool Kit
The following videos from SurgeryU are being highlighted in honor of Endometriosis awareness month. The first video, published in SurgeryU in 2013, shows the laparoscopic excision of a 3cm vaginal endometrioma by Dr. Ted...
SurgeryU: An Exciting Webinar Line-Up
One of the aspects of SurgeryU that I am most proud of is its dynamic, ever-evolving nature. Yes, Surgery is the largest (and best!) on-line video archive for gynecologic procedures, but it is so...
SurgeryU: Looking Ahead
As another year comes to a close, I am able to look back at this last year nostalgically and look forward to an even better 2022. As we are adjusting to a “new normal”,...
New on SurgeryU
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, I hope everyone is safe and healthy. One bright light in the horizon is the Annual Global Congress in Austin, Texas. The opportunity to reunite with old friends and...
New on SurgeryU
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and taking some much-needed time for rest and relaxation. As I look back on my past five years at the helm of SurgeryU, I realized that one...
New on SurgeryU
This summer is bringing many new and exciting projects from SurgeryU. I have always been a big fan of live surgeries, and the Live Surgery Events at the Annual Congress have consistently been my...
New Webinars Honoring our MIGS History
“You don’t know where you’re going till you know where you’ve been.” As AAGL enters its 50th year, this quote is especially apropos. Our field is growing and expanding at a breathtaking pace. Every...
SurgeryU: Exciting Times Ahead
Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a joyful and safe holiday season. It was great to “see” many old friends and make new ones at the Virtual Annual Congress in November. The virtual...
SurgeryU: The Power of Virtual Learning
What a year! The SurgeryU Editorial Board and I had many plans for 2020. When we met at the 2019 Annual Congress, we laid out detailed plans for our vision for SurgeryU. We discussed...
SurgeryU and #AAGL20: Your Ultimate On-line Learning Experience
I have attended the AAGL Annual Congress every year since 2003. It’s one of the highlights of my year. The meeting provides me with information regarding new technology and techniques, insight into the latest...
SurgeryU: New On Demand Content
I hope everyone is healthy and safe. COVID-19 has greatly influenced our lives and the way we practice medicine. The global pandemic has also impacted the way we learn, share information, and interact with...
