Forty-Fourth Annual Residents Paper Day and Thirty-Seventh Annual Philip J. DiSaia Society Symposium

1. Discuss how ultrasound is used for diagnosis of cord anomalies during pregnancy

2. Identify and discuss cord anomalies and the risks to the pregnancy

3. Discuss using ultrasound at the time of cesarean section to map hysterotomy 

1. Review different treatment modalities for 1T CSEP

2. Review ultrasound findings for diagnosis and characterization of CSEP

3. Review recommended indications not to manage 1T CSEP by dilation and aspiration

1. Review the pathophysiology, associated risks and current management of PAH in pregnancy 

2. Summarize changes in management and outcomes of PAH in pregnancy over the last decade

3. Identify areas of further research necessary to continue improving outcomes in PAH In pregnancy 

1. Evaluation of IUDs when malposition or perforation is suspected

2. Preoperative considerations and surgical planning for removal of IUD after perforation is confirmed

3. Introduction of Holmium laser as a minimally invasive, novel technique for intravesical removal of IUD 

1. Identify risk factors for uterine rupture

2. Recognize both "classic" and "occult" presentations of uterine rupture

3. Develop multiple surgical approaches to managing uterine rupture

1. Review the pathophysiology of aHUS and its intersection with pregnancy

2. Describe the clinical presentation and diagnostic approach to aHUS in pregnant/postpartum patients.

3. Review the management and outcomes following treatment of aHUS 

1. Discuss the pathophysiology and risk factors of PAS

2. Define Ogilvie Syndrome and identify risk factors

3. Differentiate common causes of postoperative abdominal distention and distinguish from Ogilvie syndrome. Review treatment protocols for Ogilvie Syndrom

1. Discuss the relevance of PAS to women's health

2. Review epidemiology of PAS 

3. Illustrate optimization of care

4. Share potential future directions

1. Describing pathophysiology of leiomyomas and common clinical presentations

2. Implications for obstetrics and gynecology

3. Reviewing treatment options including techniques, short term efficacy and long term clinical outcomes 

1. Study the incidence of iron deficiency anemia in our pregnant population at FHC

2. Study whether a low third trimester ferritin can predict a diagnosis of iron deficiency anemia

3. Study which interventions help most to improve hemoglobin levels by time of delivery

a. Evaluate the role of AI-powered clinical decision support tools such as OpenEvidence in multidisciplinary tumor board discussions.

b. Assess whether OpenEvidence improves access to evidence-based literature during gynecologic oncology tumor board case discussions.

c. Compare tumor board treatment recommendations with and without OpenEvidence assistance to evaluate concordance with evidence-based guidelines.

1. To assess the attitudes of students toward a new medical school curriculum regarding social determinants of health topics.

2. To better understand student buy-in and commitment to learning about Social determinants of health topics.

3. To provide insight into the efficacy and perceived utility of Social determinants of health topics curricula at the medical school level.

1. Evaluate whether patients with obesity have a lower likelihood of successful vaginal delivery 

2. Explore the association between duration of second stage of labor and outcomes for patients with obesity 

3. Present information that can guide nuanced counseling for labor management in patients with prolonged second stage of labor

1. Examine racial, ethnic, insurance, and age-related disparities in hospice referrals among patients with recurrent cervical cancer 

2. Review the literature on how social determinants of health affect referrals to palliative and hospice care 

3. Illustrate the timing and frequency to hospice referral at a single site institution among patients with recurrent cervical cancer 

1. To understand how demographics and social determinants of health affect clinical trial enrollment and completion of among our patients at UCI

2. To bring awareness to and address the disparities within our clinical trial enrollment process to bring about change within our process itself to be more inclusive and representative of our general population

1. To determine patient comprehension of contraception counseling based on language spoken and interpreter use in a Federally Qualified Health Center by comparing the following groups:
a. English-speaking patients
b. Non-English speaking patients who spoke to their health care provider in their native language
c. Non-English speaking patients with whom an interpreter was used

2. To determine patient satisfaction with contraception counseling based on language spoken and interpreter use in a Federally Qualified Health Center by comparing the following groups:
a. English-speaking patients
b. Non-English speaking patients who spoke to their health care provider in their native language
c. Non-English speaking patients with whom an interpreter was used