Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

Do you know why RCOG Green-top 24 is no longer current guidance for endometriosis?
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Yes, know exactly why / No idea / Wait, it's archived?

Full breakdown up now. Link below.

[video link]https://youtu.be/mxa6CvMsqjU?si=nnUOT...

1 day ago | [YT] | 1

Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

Quick one for anyone sitting MRCOG Part 2 or Part 3: the guideline most of us were taught endometriosis from was archived in January 2024. If your revision notes still cite it, you're studying from a source that no longer exists.

New video is up walking through the 5 changes I found going through NICE, ESHRE, and RCOG's 2025 update line by line. Link below.

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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

Are you a surgical trainee? Then you MUST memorize this critical anatomical crossing point! During surgery, clamping the uterine artery near the cervix places the ureter at high risk. Iatrogenic ureteral injury is a major complication that can be avoided with proper visualization and identification of the ureter within 1.5-2 cm lateral to the cervix.

Remember the rule: 'Water under the bridge' 🌉💧. Keep your patients safe by double-checking!

Which other structures do you double-check in pelvic surgery? Drop them below for the next training video! 👇 #SurgicalTraining #PelvicAnatomy #GynSurg #MedEd"

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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

New video is up: the applied surgical anatomy behind the entire PPH escalation ladder — uterine artery and the ureter, the arcuate arcade, the O'Leary suture step by step, internal iliac ligation (and the highest-risk step in the whole ladder), why B-Lynch works on some bleeds and not others, and the hysterectomy anatomy trap. Link in the first comment. This pairs with my 2016-vs-2026 evidence video if you haven't seen that one yet

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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

Can you picture the uterine artery crossing over the ureter without looking at a diagram? That crossing point is the single most exam-tested relationship in pelvic surgery — new video walks through it, plus every other structure behind the PPH surgical ladder: the arcuate arcade, the O'Leary suture, internal iliac ligation, and why B-Lynch doesn't work on every bleed. Up soon.

for full MRCOG study notes and full anatomy module visit payhip.com/DrEkramGhazal

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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 2

Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

New video is up: Postpartum Haemorrhage, 2016 guideline vs 2026 evidence, plus the applied surgical anatomy behind every step of the escalation ladder — the uterine artery/ureter relationship, internal iliac ligation, why B-Lynch works on some bleeds and not others.

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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

Ready to master RCOG Guideline 31 without losing your mind over that complicated flowchart? 🧠👇

Many trainees get stuck trying to memorize every single box in the SGA/FGR surveillance algorithm. But once you break it down into 4 simple risk tiers and a 2x2 decision matrix, it all clicks!



Before you watch our latest step-by-step masterclass breakdown, test your recall:

(Drop your answer in the comments below, then watch the full breakdown video to check if you got it right! 🎬👇)

🎥 Watch the full video now: https://youtu.be/LVTksM2cv_8?si=sphl5...

💾 Grab the high-yield study notes & mind maps:

docs.google.com/document/d/11XhQfA756i-WdfHaTVyIU-…

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👇 Quick Clinical Quiz:
A high-risk patient has an Abnormal Uterine Artery Doppler at 20 weeks, but the fetal weight EFW is normal (> 10th centile). When should you start serial ultrasound growth scans?

1 month ago | [YT] | 0

Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

🚨 QUICK RESIDENT QUIZ: Dropping a brand-new masterclass TOMORROW on 9 pm Cairo time Applied Pfannenstiel Surgical Anatomy!

Before the video drops, test your knowledge:

How far lateral from the midline does the Inferior Epigastric Artery (IEA) run behind the rectus belly, marking your absolute "DO NOT CROSS" boundary during muscle separation?

(Vote below and drop your reasoning in the comments! 👇)

1 month ago | [YT] | 1

Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

"Doctors! Which of these 2025 updates surprised you the most—the SOLOMON laser technique for TTTS or the mandatory switch from Carbimazole to PTU in early pregnancy? Let me know in the comments below! 👇

📥 Don't forget to grab your Free 2025 RCOG Guideline mini question bank Set via the link below:

docs.google.com/document/d/1X2XhR77WxTwDEQ7kJUJ3i9…

useful information you will find in the video
https://youtu.be/cP9jBtH0gMQ

1 month ago | [YT] | 1

Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal

New video is up: Placenta Praevia & PAS, fully broken down from the RCOG's 2026 update.

The single stat I'd want every trainee to memorise: prior caesarean + placenta praevia pushes PAS risk to 577 per 10,000. That's the number that should trigger MDT referral by 28 weeks, not a "let's rescan and see."

Full breakdown, including the one intraoperative rule that prevents most PAS haemorrhages, is live now.

.https://youtu.be/Jyd4-wOx3sk

What guideline update should I cover next? Drop it below.

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