Good Morning!
Winter is on it's way to Central Oregon, as the temp this morning was 16 degrees. Now all we need is some snow in the mountains to start the ski season.
This past week has been an exciting one in our office. We've been refining some of our educational information and will soon be modifying our website so it can better inform potential patients regarding incontinence and pelvic prolapse. There is so much information on this topic, it's hard to know what to include and what would just be contributions to your "cesspool of useless information", so to speak. The trick is how to organize it, and to explain things in ways everyone can understand. Don't worry, it's coming and will soon be better than it is now.
I'm starting to build up my surgical numbers, and last week we repaired a large cystocele (bladder fallen down), and did a laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy. This is a procedure where the top of the vagina is resupported via a piece of mesh sutured to the sacrum (the base of the spine). This procedure has been done for years through a big incision, but over the past few years a few centers have started to perform them through the laparoscope, which allows for a much faster recovery. To my knowledge, we are the only center in Oregon doing these laparoscopic procedures.
I want to let you all know that we will be at the Central Oregon Womens Expo at the fairgrounds in Redmond Nov 11 and 12th. For those of you who live in this area, I'd love to meet you and discuss any issues you may want to talk about regarding womens health, or anything else on your mind. It will be exciting to meet a lot of people (hopefully) and try to address their health concerns.
Take care, and have a great week.
Dr. Mos
Monday, October 30, 2006
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Hey Dr. Mos -- glad to hear you're on this side of the Pacific!! Give me a call when you have a chance so we can catch up (253-752-0693). Hope to hear from you soon. Cheryl Boyles (aka Millie) :.)
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