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OB/GYN 412

Obstetrics & Gynecology (OB/GYN)

Dept. Contact Natalie Hiller
Location Ed Affairs SSOM 300
Phone 708-216-8192
Email nhiller@luc.edu 

 

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology 
Course Number: OB/GYN-412 
Course Title: Urogynecology 
No. of Students: 1  
Site: LUMC 
Supervisor: Thythy Pham, MD   
Duration: 4.0 weeks 
Periods Offered: August-May 
Prerequisite: Completion of OB/GYN, Medicine, and Surgery clerkships.
Special Note: Report to Urogynecology on the third floor of the Loyola Outpatient Center at 8:00 a.m.  
Description: This elective provides the student with experience in caring for female patients with pelvic floor disorders. Students will become familiar with pelvic floor dysfunction, birth trauma in relation to later incontinence and the effect of aging on the pelvic floor. The student will participate in aspects of surgical and ambulatory care throughout the rotation.
Method of Evaluation: Instructor's evaluation of clinical performance, review of case list, reading and knowledge of current literature and oral presentation.
Dept. Contact Natalie Hiller
Location Ed Affairs SSOM 300
Phone 708-216-8192
Email nhiller@luc.edu 

 

Department: Obstetrics and Gynecology 
Course Number: OB/GYN-412 
Course Title: Urogynecology 
No. of Students: 1  
Site: LUMC 
Supervisor: Thythy Pham, MD   
Duration: 4.0 weeks 
Periods Offered: August-May 
Prerequisite: Completion of OB/GYN, Medicine, and Surgery clerkships.
Special Note: Report to Urogynecology on the third floor of the Loyola Outpatient Center at 8:00 a.m.  
Description: This elective provides the student with experience in caring for female patients with pelvic floor disorders. Students will become familiar with pelvic floor dysfunction, birth trauma in relation to later incontinence and the effect of aging on the pelvic floor. The student will participate in aspects of surgical and ambulatory care throughout the rotation.
Method of Evaluation: Instructor's evaluation of clinical performance, review of case list, reading and knowledge of current literature and oral presentation.