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Gérard Zwang*

DOI : 10.32474/IGWHC.2022.05.000216

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a) I Kant, Lorenz’s predecessor, is said to have said “obeyed categoric imperatives”. b) The female movements of the pelvis (of the dorsolumbar hinge), offered as an evocative spectacle, are always popular with the male public. Some women who are harassed or paid perform them deliberately, with authority, to trigger the ejaculation of an annoying or paying partner as quickly as possible...... ReadMore

Brinderjeet Kaur* and Rateesh Sareen

DOI : 10.32474/IGWHC.2022.05.000215

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Infertility is on increase with rising trend observed in carrier-oriented couples. The influence of infertility can be immense and devastating. The impact affects the social wellbeing with loss of self-esteem, disappointment and depression. The investigations of many such couples do not exhibit any perceptible cause and are labeled as ‘unexplained infertile’ - which accounts for around 15-30 percent of the cause of infertility. Such couples have normal ovulatory function, normal semen analysis, normal tubal patency and normal endometrial cavity. It is often hard to explain to such couples their inability to reproduce. The vital step in conception is the efficacious implantation which necessitates a normal and functioning embryo at developmental stage of blastocyst, a receptive endometrium and a synchrony between embryonic and maternal..... ReadMore

Michael Tchirikov*, Constanze Scheler, Martin Gericke, Andreas Wienke and Michael Ente Zami*

DOI : 10.32474/IGWHC.2022.05.000214

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Background: Chorioamniotic separation (CAS) at the time of amniocentesis is a risk factor for an elevated postprocedural complication rate after standard amniocentesis and should be excluded before amniocentesis. Objectives: The aim of this study was to quantify procedure-related risks after amniocentesis (AC) with a 29G-needle in cases of chorioamniotic separation (CAS) and evaluation of perinatal outcome in CAS after 15 weeks’ gestation (GW). Materials and Methods: Retrospective analysis of genetic amniocentesis with an atraumatic 29G-needle after 15 completed GW in pregnancies, in which the fetal membranes were not fused yet. Included into the study were women with at least 15 completed weeks of gestations referred for second trimester amniocentesis to identify fetal chromosomal aberrations aged 16 to 44 years. Results: 437 Amn..... ReadMore

Gérard Zwang*

DOI : 10.32474/IGWHC.2022.05.000213

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It is Konrad Lorenz, who described the period of sensitivity necessary for the epigenetic maturation of certain biological functions. The orgasmic reflex, the foundation of the erotic function, is one of these phenomena which can only emerge during a sensitive period of childhood. It is the individual, guided by the situation his hands, and by grooming, who discovers the power of the orgasmic zones. Thus, a first infantile phase of development, autoerotic, is imposed on the use of the external genitalia. Before the access to the second, adult, heteroerotic phase. Ignoring, blaming or antagonizing this autoerotic phase is not only a general fault of civilization, mentioned here, with sometimes dramatic consequences. but also, a scientific error...... ReadMore

Kariman Ghazal*, Eva Koulaymi, Mayssaloun Khairallah, Ahmad Beyrouti, Loubna Sinno, Jihad El Hassan and Georges Yared

DOI : 10.32474/IGWHC.2022.05.000212

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Objectives: The objective was to describe and compare self-reported changes in the menstrual cycle in females who had COVID-19. Methods: This was a cross sectional study conducted through an online questionnaire between January 1, 2021, and September 30, 2021. Included were females aged between 13 and 52 years who previously acquired COVID-19. Participants were divided into two groups; one group were females who experienced change in their menstrual cycle following COVID-19 infection and the other group were those who did not have any change. Results: A total of 341 participants were included, 183 (53.7%) experienced change in their menstrual cycle. The mean age was 31.01±8.97 years in those without change and 32.21±9.09 years in those who had changes. Ninety (57.0%) in the unchanged cycle group had co..... ReadMore

Kariman Ghazal*, Ahmad Bayrouti, Jihad El Hasan and Georges Yared

DOI : 10.32474/IGWHC.2022.05.000211

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Endometriosis has a broad spectrum of presentation The purpose of this article is to familiarize the gynecologist with the wide spectrum of pelvic and extra pelvic endometriosis and to review the distinctive imaging findings. Its clinical diagnosis could be challenging since it is often confused with infection, abscess, hematoma, and tumors. We hereby report a series of multiple endometriosis presentations appearing during pregnancy, at episiotomy and perineum, as well as after cesarean delivery and hysterectomy. The primary modality of treatment is surgical removal of the lesions, though hormonal therapy is also applied...... ReadMore

Zheng Haiyan*

DOI : 10.32474/IGWHC.2022.05.000210

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Obstetrics and gynecology nursing as a nursing major of a core course, is a professional, practical, technical strong compulsory course and backbone course, teaching should be combined with theory and practice, strengthen students’ ability and practical application ability, improve students’ professional quality. In this paper, aiming at the problems existing in the gynecology and obstetrics nursing theory teaching, based on “Internet + Learning pass “ teaching method reform, through online hybrid teaching mode, strengthen the course ideological education, to develop before diagnosis, class earnestly, after class three link to promote students’ knowledge, set up a communication to discuss learning model, and through the creative thinking training. Comprehensively improve students’ learning abi..... ReadMore

Loni Sneed, Jingyao Xu, Kirat Sandhu, Cyra Mia Bailey Cottrell, Titi Shobayo, Aniah Daniels, Jyothika A Desai, E Shyam P Reddy and Veena N Rao*

DOI : 10.32474/IGWHC.2022.05.000209

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The BRCA1 gene has been well studied for its role as a tumor suppressor by repairing double-stranded DNA via homologous recombination during cell replication. Thus, an aberrant BRCA1 gene has extensively been shown to increase the risk for breast cancer and certain ovarian cancers through years of research. However, BRCA1’s unique relationship to female fertility is not as well researched. Studies have shown that a lower ovarian primary follicle pool has been associated with BRCA1 mutations and increased infertility rates, but the molecular link has yet to be fully elucidated...... ReadMore