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Monochorionic Twin Pregnancy
Contains 2 Component(s)The main objectives of this presentation are: 1-Identify the incidence of monochorionicity; 2-Describe the monochorionic angioarchitecture and unbalanced blood flow; 3-Develop understanding of placenta partioning; 4-Understand the role of ultrasound diagnosis and surveillance strategies; 5-Discuss complications of monochorionic twin pregnancies
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Power and Sample Size: A Practicum
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Cynthia Gyamfi-Bannerman Dr. Gyamfi-Bannerman, using clinical examples, provides a practical and easy-to-understand approach to power and sample size calculations in clinical research.
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Presenting Your Research
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Cathy Spong Cathy Spong from the NIH shows how to put together and present a research presentation and how to optimize and avoid common pitfalls when preparing and presenting a talk.
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Urogenital Imaging
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Alfred Abuhamed Dr. Abuhamad discusses the role of ultrasound in the diagnosis and management of renal anomalies. In this lecture, he reviews the embryology, the first trimester appearance, and the specific types of renal anomalies.
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Pregnancy as a Predictor to Health
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Judette Louis Dr. Judette Louis discusses the role of pregnancy as a window to future health and what it means for the MFM physician. She reviews the connection between pregnancy complications and long term health implications as well as policy obstacles and implications to programs that would allow follow up of women who have had pregnancy complications.
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Databases
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Molly Stout Dr. Molly Stout discusses the use of databases for research. She reviews the pros and cons of database research, things to consider when using databases, types of databases, and how to start a database.
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Confounding and Bias
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Alison Cahill Dr. Alison Cahill explains the concepts of bias and confounding in observational studies. In this lecture, she gives examples of each and discusses solutions to mitigate them both when planning and analyzing studies.
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Planning a Clinical Trial
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Mark Klebanoff Dr. Mark Klebanoff discusses how to plan a clinical trial. He reviews the information needed to calculate the appropriate sample size, some technical details of how randomization can be done and gives a number of real world examples of how randomization can go wrong.
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Thyroid Disease in Pregnancy
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Sarah Kilpatrick Dr. Sarah Kilpatrick reviews the concepts of thyroid disease in pregnancy. She discusses the ACOG position on routine screening, why to keep FT4 in the high normal range in Graves disease, and why it is not necessary to routinely check TFTs in all women with hyperemesis.
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Basic Biostats for MFMs
Contains 2 Component(s)Speaker: Chris Pettker First in the series of lectures on biostatistics, Dr. Chris Pettker introduces the basic concepts of biostatistics and reviews the basic terms.
