Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Also known as MRI Description MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is an imaging technique used to get cross-sectional images of the body using ...

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Vasectomy and Reverse Vasectomy

Vasectomy There are many types of contraceptives available for both men and women. However, many are only temporary measures that require pr...

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Tuboplasty

Description Fallopian tubes are pipe-like structures about 12 cm long that extend both ways from the uterus toward the ovaries and flare out...

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Prenatal Ultrasound

Description More than any other diagnostic tool, the introduction of ultrasound has been most effective and revolutionary in the field of ob...

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Perineorrhaphy

Also known as Episiotomy repair Description # Perineorrhaphy is the surgical repair of the perineum, usually after an episiotomy has been ma...

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Pelvic Ultrasound

Also Known As Pelvic ultrasound (US) scanning, pelvic US imaging, pelvic ultrasonography or sonography. Description Ultrasound scans are hig...

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Pap Smear

Description # In the 1940s Dr. George Papanicolaou proposed that a trained observer could detect cancer of the cervix by scraping cells from...

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Mammography

Also Known As Mammogram, mammography exam Description Mammography is an X-ray examination of the breasts. It differs from a general X-ray ex...

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Dilation, Suction or Curettage

Also known as D&C Description Dilation and suction and/or curettage are often referred to as a D&C because the name was used before ...

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