Armed Forces District Meeting Final Program

Armed Forces District: 2019 Annual Meeting

UNITED FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH ­— FINAL PROGRAM —

Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina | San Diego, CA | September 7–11, 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome.............................................................................................................................. 1 Continuing Medical Education (CME)............................................................................2 CME Evaluation Instructions............................................................................................3 Planning Committee.........................................................................................................4 Faculty.................................................................................................................................5 District Officers..................................................................................................................6 Contributions......................................................................................................................6 Hotel Information...............................................................................................................7 General Meeting Information.....................................................................................8–9 Business Meetings.......................................................................................................... 10 Special Events............................................................................................................12–13 Scientific Paper and Award Categories ...................................................................... 14 Meeting at a Glance..................................................................................................16–18 Scientific Meeting (Oral Presentation Paper Sessions)....................................20–23 Scientific Meeting (Poster Session)...................................................................... 24–28 Scientific Meeting (Video Presentations)................................................................... 29 Index Of First Authors............................................................................................. 30–39 Exhibitors..................................................................................................................40–42 Exhibit Hall Floorplan..................................................................................................... 43 Acknowledgements....................................................................................................... 44

WELCOME Dear Colleagues and Friends, On behalf of ACOG’s Armed Forces District, welcome to our 2019 Annual Meeting at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina!

The Scientific Program Committee has designed an excellent program that promises to provide you with knowledge to unite us for women’s health. Experts and distinguished faculty will lead each session. We hope that you will leave this meeting with information that you can take back and implement immediately in your practice.

Our program kicks off on Sunday morning with the inaugural Carla HawleyBowland Lecture, titled “Insight from Hindsight, Perspectives from a Career,” followed by a presentation on errors and the second victim and the Michael K. Yancey Memorial Lecture, “Corrective Measures: Taking a Proactive Approach to Category II FHR Tracings.” On Sunday evening, please join us in the Fairbanks Ballroom to network with your friends and colleagues during the welcome reception and poster session.

On Monday, our scientific program continues with the new Rudi Ansbacher Memorial Lecture, titled “Cryopreservation for Delayed Fertility,” followed by talks on cosmetic gynecology, competency and surgical volume, and pudendal neuralgia and chronic pelvic pain and presentation of the Service and Junior Fellow Awards. We will also have a Junior Fellow professional development course, mock orals, and a Medical Student course following the general session.

Our Tuesday program will have sessions covering maternal morbidity and mortality, amniotic fluid embolism, and care and research considerations of the female veteran. Be sure to sign up for a subspecialty breakfast and the Fellow or Junior Fellow Business District Luncheon. The day’s session concludes with the Armed Forces Paper and Poster Awards, but the excitement continues that evening with our annual Tri-Service Jeopardy Competition!

Our program wraps up Wednesday with the Robert C. Cefalo Memorial Lecture, “Tips and Tricks in MIGS,” and the presentation “The Role of Genetics in Gynecologic Cancers.”

We hope to deliver an educational program that will provide you valuable information to bring back to your practice. We hope you enjoy your time in San Diego!

Sincerely,

John D. O’Boyle, MD CAPT, MC, USN (Ret.) Armed Forces District Chair

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CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (CME) ACCME Accreditation The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists designates this live activity for a maximum of 22 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

College Cognate Credit(s) The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists designates this live activity for a maximum of 22 Category 1 College Cognate Credits. The College has a reciprocity agreement with the AMA that allows AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ to be equivalent to College Cognate Credits.

Online Evaluations and Certificate of Attendance As a participant, you will complete the evaluation online and print your certificate of attendance online. The certificate will be available on the first day of the course and remain available for three months after the course is completed.

Disclosure of Faculty and Industry Relationships In accordance with College policy, all faculty and planning committee members have signed a conflict of interest statement in which they have disclosed any financial interests or other relationships with industry relative to topics they will discuss at this meeting. At the beginning of the program, faculty members are required to disclose any such information to participants. Such disclosure allows you to evaluate better the objectivity of the information presented in lectures. Please report on your evaluation any undisclosed conflict of interest you perceive. Thank you!

Learning Objectives At the conclusion of this educational activity, participants should be able to: • Combat concerning trends in maternal morbidity and mortality • Support and care for female veterans and women currently serving in operational environments • Advance their gynecologic surgical skills

Target Audience This activity has been designed for obstetricians, gynecologists, and others who have an interest in women’s healthcare.

Educational opportunities are provided for students and residents in order to enhance their learning experience.

DAILY CME CHECK-IN:

Stop by the Registration desk daily to get your badged scanned for attendance.

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CME EVALUATION INSTRUCTIONS Course evaluation is a key component in determining the effectiveness of the College’s Continuing Medical Education courses. As an attendee, you will: » Complete the evaluation online » Print your certificate of attendance online The evaluation will be available on the first day of the course and remain available for the next three months.

To complete the evaluation and print your certificate, complete the following steps: 1. Go to https://www.acog.org/MyACOG login to your ACOG account, click MyACOG and complete the evaluation.

Attendees, please use your College website login and password to access the site. If you have not registered for the member side of the College website, you will be prompted to do so. If you have forgotten your email address, please follow the instructions provided on the College website.

2. The session evaluation will be available at the start of each day. Save your entries and go back into the system the next day to continue to evaluate. The entire course evaluation must be completed before you click the submit button. If you click submit before you complete the entire evaluation, you will not be able to go back into the system.

3. Click on the Print Certificate button next to your course listing. Please note that completion of the online evaluation is needed to obtain CME credits. This method provides you flexibility and expanded access at your convenience. Please contact the College’s CME staff cme@acog.org with any questions or concerns.

4. The link to access the evaluation will also be available in the meeting app. To access the link, please go to the CME evaluation tab and follow the instructions.

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PLANNING COMMITTEE Program Chair: William Warner, MD, CDR, MC, USN Program Committee: Sarah Dolan, MD, LCDR, MC, USN Lisa Foglia, MD, COL, MC, USA Jason Lefringhouse, MD, CDR, MC, USN Ernest Lockrow, DO, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Monica Lutgendorf, MD, CDR, MC, USN John O’Boyle, MD, CAPT, MC, USN (Ret) Torie Plowden, MD, LTC, MC, USA Amanda Simsiman, MD, CAPT, MC, USN Barton Staat, MD, Col, USAF, MC Scientific Program Chair: Jason Lefringhouse, MD, CDR, MC, USN Scientific Program Committee: Kevin Byrd, MD, CDR, MC, USN Monica Lutgendorf, MD, CDR, MC, USN Amanda Simsiman, MD, CAPT, MC, USN Trimble Spitzer, MD, Lt Col, MC, USN AFD CCME Liaison: Barton Staat, MD, Col, USAF, MC Industrial Exhibits Chair: Andrea Shields, MD ACOG Staff: Senior Director, Continuing Professional Development: Vanita Murray, MDE, CHCP AFD Program Manager: Lindsey Regallis Director, Meetings: Rosecelle Romano, MTA, CMP Registrar: Michelle Yabes

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FACULTY Red Alinsod, MD

Carla Hawley-Bowland, MD, MG, MC, USA (Ret)

Urogynecology & Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery

American Red Cross Volunteer Physician

Alinsod Institute

William Beaumont Army Medical Center

Ted Anderson, MD

Michael Hibner, MD, PhD

President

Director of the Division of Surgery and Pelvic Pain

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)

St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center

Afshin Bahador, MD

Jodie Katon, PhD, MS

Gynecologic Oncologist

Research Assistant Professor, Health Services

South Coast Gynecologic Oncology, Inc.

Core Investigator VA Puget Sound Health Care System

Steven Clark, MD Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist

Ernest Lockrow, DO, COL, MC, USA (Ret)

Baylor College of Medicine

Department Vice Chair & Vice Chair of Education Uniformed Services University

Paul Cordts, MD Director of Health Care Operations

Randy Robinson, MD

Defense Health Agency

Humana Distinguished Chairman Professor and Chair, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Rebecca Cypher, MSN, PNNP

UT Health San Antonio

Perinatal Nurse Practitioner Expert, Consultant, Author, Educator

Barton Staat, MD, Col, USAF, MC Chair, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Shad Deering, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret)

Uniformed Services University

Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Baylor College of Medicine

Christine Vaccaro, DO, Lt. Col, MC, USA

Director, Medical Simulation

Associate Program Director of the NCC Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship

The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio and CHRISTUS Health System

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

Ramez Eskander, MD

Patrice Weiss, MD

Associate Professor

Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences

Carilion Clinic

UC San Diego Health

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DISTRICT OFFICERS

CONTRIBUTIONS

Armed Forces Fellow District Officers

The following individuals generously contributed to the Armed Forces Junior Fellow Educational Fund and the Armed Forces District Lectureship.

Chair: John O’Boyle, MD, CAPT, MC, USN (Ret) Immediate Past Chair: Peter Nielsen, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Chair Elect: Barton Staat, MD, Col, USAF, MC Treasurer: Lisa Foglia, MD, COL, MC, USA Secretary: Monica Lutgendorf, MD, CDR, MC, USN Vice Chair (Retired): Ernest Lockrow, DO, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Young Physician: Torie Plowden, MD, LTC, MC, USA

Armed Forces Fellow Section Officers Air Force: Chair: Jason Massengill, MD, Lt Col, USAF, MC Vice Chair: Larissa Weir, MD, Lt Col, USAF, MC Vice Chair (Retired): Merlin Fausett, MD, Col, USAF, MC (Ret) Army: Chair: Alison Batig, MD, LTC(P), MC, USA Vice Chair: Caela Miller, MD, LTC, MC, USA Vice Chair (Retired): Alicia Christy, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Navy: Chair: Nanette Rollene, MD, CAPT, MC, USN Vice Chair: Maureen Farrell, MD, CAPT, MC, USN (Ret) Vice Chair (Retired): Everett Magann, MD, CAPT, MC, USN (Ret)

Armed Forces Junior Fellow Officers Chair: Sarah Dolan, MD, LCDR, MC, USN Immediate Past Chair: Emily Penick, MD, MAJ, MC, USA Vice Chair: Kristen Elmezzi, DO, LT, MC, USN Secretary-Treasurer: Eric Craig, MD, LT, MC, USN Junior Fellow Advisor: Nancy Petit, MD, CAPT, MC, USN (Ret) Section Chair: Air Force: Christina Ramirez, MD, Maj, USAF, MC Army: William Zammarrelli, MD, CPT, MC, USA Navy: Allison Eubanks, MD, LT, MC, USN Section Vice Chair: Air Force: Peter Lindner, MD, Capt, USAF, MC Army: Morgan Wasickanin, MD, CPT, MC, USA Navy: Justin Tureson, DO, LCDR, MC, USN 6

One Star ($100 and above) Alison Batig, MD, LTC(P), MC, USA and Timothy Batig, MD, LTC, MC, USA Alicia Christy, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Marygrace Elson, MD, MME and Mr. Don Schroeder Pat Magann, MD, CAPT, MC, USN (Ret) Gordon Park, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Nanette Rollene, MD, CAPT, MC, USN Two Star ($500 and above) Anthony Ambrose, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Eva Chalas, MD Lisa Foglia, MD, MD, MC, USA Thomas Klein, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Three Star ($1,000 and above) Anonymous Caela Miller, MD, LTC, MC, USA Shad Deering, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret) Peter Nielsen, MD, COL, MC, USA (Ret) and Mrs. Peter Nielsen Four Star ($2,500 and above) Anonymous Erin Keyser, MD, LTC, MC, USA John O’Boyle, MD, CAPT, MC, USN (Ret) The contributors recognized are individuals who personally donated funds and/or individuals who waived honoraria provided by ACOG for their service to the Armed Forces District.

HOTEL INFORMATION Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina 1380 Harbor Island Dr, San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: (619) 291-2900

Shuttle Information Shuttle Shuttle Information

Our airport shuttle between both (Marina towersTower (Marina Tower & Bay Tower) and the The airport shuttle runsruns between both towers and Bay Tower) and the airport approximately every 20–25 minutes from AM 0445to 12:00 AM. Our shuttles airport approximately every 20-25 minutes from 4:45 to 2400. The shuttles are marked with a Sheraton San Diego Hotel are marked with a Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina logo. Upon arrival, please feel & Marina logo. Upon arrival, please contact (619) 291- 2900 for an free to contact us atruns 619the 291 2900both for an estimated time of arrival the shuttle. estimated timeshuttle of arrival for shuttle.

Our airport between towers (Marina Tower & BayforTower) and the airport approximately every 20-25 minutes from 4:45 AM to 12:00 AM. Our shuttles are marked with a Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina logo. Upon arrival, please feel free to contact us at 619 291 2900 for an estimated time of arrival for the shuttle.

TERMINAL 1: Cross the Sky Bridge, then walk back towards the airport.

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Terminal 1: Cross the Sky Bridge, then walk back towards the airport. The shuttle stop is on the third island on the left, marked “Hotel Courtesy Shuttles”

The shuttle stop is on the third island on the left, marked “Hotel Courtesy Shuttles”

TERMINAL 2: From baggage claim, cross the street, then go TERMINAL 2: to the second island. Walk left to signage marked “Hotel Courtesy Shuttles” From baggage claim, cross the street, then go to the second island. Walk left to signage marked “Hotel Courtesy Shuttles” Please visit our website for more information. sheraton.com/sandiegomarina Terminal 2: Please ourthe website for more information.

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GENERAL MEETING INFORMATION Registration

Registration Hours

Tickets will be used for all business and social events, even the complimentary ones. There are no exceptions and tickets must be presented at the time of entry to each business and social event. We will only print name badges for registered meeting attendees.

The on-site registration desk will be open during the following hours:

Government Visa Card Users If you pay with a government Visa (numbers beginning with 4486-1200), you must have your finance officer submit a preapproval for a forced authorization transaction for the entire amount of the registration fees to the government credit card bank before submitting your registration to the College registrar. If you register on-site with a government credit card, you will have to leave your credit card and registration form at the registration desk. If your registration is approved, a name badge will be printed for you; if it is not, you will be required to submit another form of payment.

Registration Fees

Fellow................................................................................................. $415 Junior Fellow in Practice.............................................................$395 Junior Fellow in Training.............................................................$295 Life Fellow/Fellow Senior Status...............................................$120 Educational Affiliate......................................................................$395 Associate Member/International Fellow................................ $370 Nurse Midwife................................................................................$395 Nurse (AWHONN).......................................................................... $370 Nurse (Non-AWHONN)................................................................$395 Physician (Non-ACOG).................................................................$545 Resident (Non-ACOG).................................................................. $370 Other Health Care Professional............................................... $470 Medical/Nursing Student........................................ Complimentary One-Day Registration...................................................................$195 Spouse/Guest................................................................................... $50 We will confirm your registration category. If the fee you indicate is inaccurate, we will charge you the appropriate fee.

Saturday, 7 September..................................................... 1300–1730 Sunday, 8 September......................................................0630–1730 Monday, 9 September.................................................... 0600–1530 Tuesday, 10 September...................................................0600–1730 Wednesday, 11 September............................................0600–1000

Dress Dress for Daily Events Air Force: Air Force Blues Army: Service Uniform Navy: Khakis For Presentations Air Force: Service Dress Army: Service Uniform with coat Navy: Service Dress Blues Dress for Evening Events Appropriate Civilian Attire

Speaker Ready Room The Speaker Ready Room is located in the La Jolla Room and will be open during the following hours: Sunday, 8 September..................................................... 0700–1600 Monday, 9 September.................................................... 0630–1500 Tuesday, 10 September...................................................0700–1530 Wednesday, 11 September...........................................0700–0900

Exhibit Hall Hours Sunday, 8 September 1030–1130........................................Morning Break with Exhibitors 1800–2000.................Welcome Reception and Poster Session Monday, 9 September 0930–1000.....................................Morning Break with Exhibitors 1115–1230...........................................................Lunch with Exhibitors

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Consultant Interviews Consultants to the surgeons general for the Air Force, Army, and Navy will be available every day of the meeting for personal interviews and consultation. You must schedule your appointment through the registration desk. We will post available times and locations at the registration desk.

Download the ADM App The AFD Annual Meeting mobile app is available for free download on both iOS and Android platforms.

Follow these easy steps: 1. Search for Eventsential in either the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store and download to your phone or tablet.

2. Open the Eventsential app, and search for ACOG. 3. Click on the 2019 Armed Forces District Meeting banner and start browsing and planning your ADM experience!

4. You may also access the app from any laptop or desktop computer by visiting http://bit.ly/19AFD or scan the QR Code to download.

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BUSINESS MEETINGS

Saturday

| 7 September 2019

Time

Event

Location

1300–1700

Fellow Advisory Council Meeting (by invitation only)

Point Loma AB

1700–1800

Executive Committee Meeting (by invitation only)

Del Mar

Sunday Time

| 8 September 2019 Event

Location

Section Luncheons ($45 per person) 1230–1400

Air Force Section Luncheon

Point Loma AB

Army Section Luncheon

Catalina Ballroom

Navy Section Luncheon

Coronado AB

Tuesday Time

| 10 September 2019

Event

Location

Subspecialty Breakfasts ($35 per person)

0730–0830

Maternal–Fetal Medicine

Catalina Ballroom

Minimally Invasive Surgery

Coronado B

Oncology/Pathology

Point Loma B

REI

Coronado A

Urogynecology

Point Loma A

District Luncheons ($45 per person) 1200–1330 1700–1900

Fellow Business District Luncheon

Coronado AB

Junior Fellow District Luncheon

Point Loma AB

Junior Fellow Advisory Council Meeting (by invitation only)

Coronado B

Wednesday

| 11 September 2019

Time

Event

Location

0700–0800

Academic Professional Development Breakfast ($35 per person)

Point Loma A

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ACOG ENGAGE

COMMUNITIES ARE NOW LIVE!

ACOG has launched ACOG Engage, a new member benefit.

ACOG Engage is an online community platform that will allow members to build a shared community to strengthen their profession and improve women’s health. You’ll be able to...

• Pose questions, participate in topic-based discussions, and share information with our broad membership base • Network and collaborate with ACOG members in your District • Plan and discuss meetings and events • Personalize your communication frequency: receive posts in real time through email or opt for a daily or weekly digest

ACOG Engage has exceeded my expectations.

Fellows have connected with leadership; Fellows have connected with other Fellows; Fellows are engaging in two-way discussions on topics ranging from advocacy to clinical pearls to global mission trips—and that is just within the first week. We are now connected with Fellows who we have never heard from before, small town, rural, urban, university, private practice—you name it.

—Denise Elser, MD, FACOG, ACOG District VI Chair, Chair, Council of District Chairs

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Saturday Time 0700–1100 1300–1700

| 7 September 2019

Event

Cost

Location

ECO Instructor Training

$250 per person

Coronado AB

Assessing Your Skills Course

$200 for Fellows; $100 for Junior Fellows

Coronado AB

$50 per person

Catalina Ballroom

$25 per person

Bay Tower Lounge Patio

Cost

Location

$15 per person

Catalina Ballroom

Complimentary

Fairbanks Ballroom

Learn to effectively run obstetric simulation drills.

Assess skills in performing vaginal hysterectomy and performing retropubic slings.

CREST 1300–1700

1900–2100

Sunday

CREST is a training program proposed by ACOG President Ted L. Anderson, MD, PhD, to demystify and train residents in fundamentals of laparoscopy. This program will include online presentations and in-person training on fundamental topics such as anatomy, laparoscopic dissection techniques, suturing, abdominal access, strategies for difficult hysterectomy, and a minimally invasive gynecologic surgery curriculum.

Reunion Reception

Don’t miss this chance to reconnect with past and present staff and trainees from California military ob-gyn training programs.

| 8 September 2019

Time

Event

1700–1800

Open to all. Senior mentors will be available for speed mentoring (think speed dating, but for your career).

Mentorship Mix and Mingle

Welcome Reception and Poster Session 1800–2000

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Don’t miss this chance to view the scientific posters and discuss them with their authors in a relaxed and informal setting. Casual dress attire is allowed.

Monday Time

| 9 September 2019 Event

Cost

Location

Complimentary

Coronado A

Complimentary

Coronado B

Complimentary

Point Loma AB

Cost

Location

$45 per person

Point Loma AB

$25 per person

Bel Aire Ballroom

Junior Fellow Professional Development Course 1600–1930

This course is designed specifically for ob-gyn residents and Junior Fellows in Practice. This session includes lectures on the ABOG certifying exam, personal finance, and transitioning into practice.

Medical Student Course

1600–1930

Medical students of all levels are invited to attend the Armed Forces District Medical Student course, which will be held concurrently with the Junior Fellow course. This is a free informational session for medical students of all year levels that will review the Department of Defense ob-gyn residency programs, tips for applying and thriving in residency, and career progression in military medicine.

Mock Orals

1600–2000

Tuesday Time

Junior Fellows in Practice preparing for their oral board examination must preregister for the conference, enroll in the Mock Orals session on the registration form, and email a complete case list no later than 24 August 2019.

| 10 September 2019 Event Junior Fellow Luncheon

1200–1330

Join us for an informal luncheon with your current ACOG Junior Fellow officers and one of our JFCAC National Officers. This is a wonderful opportunity to network and learn about the resources ACOG has to offer.

Tri-Service Jeopardy Competition

Following the format of the popular Jeopardy game show, we will once again pit the Air Force, Army, and Navy against each other. Will last year’s champion defend their victory, or will a new winning team get bragging rights for the next year? Join us for this evening of fun, knowledge, and spirited competition. This year will be a nautical themed event. Expect some new twists and be ready to play!

1900–2100

The third annual pie-in-the-face charity event will take place between single and double Jeopardy! All proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit the Family Health Centers of San Diego.

This year’s competition will be a battle of program directors. Our contestants are...

LTC Rhiana Saunders, USA

LTC Larissa Weir, USAF

CDR Kevin Byrd, USN

Residency Program Director

Residency Program Director

Residency Program Director

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

Brooke Army Medical Center

Naval Medical Center San Diego

San Antonio, Texas

San Diego, California

Bethesda, Maryland

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SCIENTIFIC PAPER AND AWARD CATEGORIES Armed Forces District Awards Committee Ernest Lockrow, DO MAJ, MC, USA (Ret)

Maureen Farrell, MD, CAPT, MC, USN (Ret) Caela Miller, MD, LTC, MC, USA Larissa Weir, MD, Lt Col, USAF, MC I. Founder’s Award Best Scientific Paper on a Basic Science Subject in Honor of John W. Simpson, COL, MC, USA (Ret) II. Host Award Best Scientific Paper on a Clinical Subject III. Chairman’s Award Best Scientific Papers from a Teaching Hospital Best Scientific Paper from a Non-Teaching Hospital IV. Fellow Award Best Scientific Papers from those in Fellowship V. Resident Awards Three Best Scientific Papers from those in Residency Training VI. Military OB/GYN Award VII. Outstanding Case Report Award VIII. Outstanding Poster Awards IX. Outstanding Video Award X. Consultant Awards Air Force...............................................The Kermit E. Krantz Award Army.......................................The Edward A. Zimmermann Award Navy.........................................................The Robert A. Ross Award XI. Professor of the Year Award The Awards for Services and Junior Fellows will be presented on Monday, 9 September 2019 at 1330–1400.

The Awards for posters and papers will be presented on Tuesday, 10 September 2019 at 1630–1700.

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Help Send a Junior Fellow to the Armed Forces District Annual Meeting In our ongoing efforts to provide the highest level of education for our Armed Forces District Junior Fellows, we established a Junior Fellow Educational Fund to support Junior Fellow travel expenses related to the Annual District Meeting. The Annual Meeting is a worthwhile and important experience and we do not want Junior Fellows to miss this opportunity.

The Annual District Meeting program will recognize donations of $100 and above at the following levels: One-Star Level Two-Star Level Three-Star Level Four-Star Level

$100 $500 $1,000 $2,500

We hope that you will consider donating to the Junior Fellow Educational Fund.

Visit bit.ly/acog-donate to learn more and to donate.

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MEETING AT A GLANCE

Saturday

| 7 September 2019

Time

Event

Location

0700–1100

Emergencies in Clinical Obstetrics (ECO) Instructor Training | Shad Deering, MD

Coronado AB

Fellow Advisory Council Meeting (Invite Only)

Point Loma AB

Hands-On Course: ASSESS Your Skills | Christine Vaccaro, DO

Coronado AB

Curriculum for Resident Education in Surgical Technique (CREST)

Catalina Ballroom

1700–1800

Executive Committee Meeting (Invite Only)

Del Mar

1900–2100

Reunion Reception

Bay Tower Lounge Patio

1300–1700

Sunday

| 8 September 2019

Time

Event

0800–0830

Opening Ceremony Invocation Welcome and Introduction of Keynote Speaker

0830–0930

Plenary Session 1 Carla Hawley-Bowland Lecture: Insight from Hindsight, Perspectives from a Career | Carla Hawley-Bowland, MD

0930–1030

Paper Session 1: Highlighted Abstracts Moderators: Carla Hawley-Bowland, MD/Jason Lefringhouse, MD

1030–1130

Break with Exhibitors

Fairbanks Ballroom

1130–1230

Plenary Session 2 The Second Victim: The Effect of Medical Errors Medical Errors on Providers Patrice Weiss, MD

Bel Aire Ballroom

Air Force Section Luncheon

Point Loma AB

Army Section Luncheon

Catalina Ballroom

Navy Section Luncheon

Coronado AB

1230–1400

Location

Bel Aire Ballroom

1400–1500

Paper Session 2 Moderators: Patrice Weiss, MD/Monica Lutgendorf, MD

1500–1600

Plenary Session 3 Michael K. Yancey Memorial Lecture: Corrective Measures: Taking a Proactive Approach to Category II FHR Tracings Rebecca Cypher, MSN, PNNP

1600–1700

Paper Session 3 Moderators: Rebecca Cypher, MSN, PNNP/Amanda Simsiman, MD

1700–1800

Mentorship Mix and Mingle

Catalina Ballroom

1800–2000

Welcome Reception and Poster Session

Fairbanks Ballroom

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Bel Aire Ballroom

Monday

| 9 September 2019

Time

Event

Location

0615–0715

CME Forum Improving Anemia Outcomes in the Iron Deficient Female Patient: Strategies for the OB/Gyn Practitioner | Stephanie Martin, DO

Point Loma AB

0730–0830

Plenary Session 4 Rudi Ansbacher Memorial Lecture: Cryopreservation for Delayed Fertility Randy Robinson, MD

Bel Aire Ballroom

0830–0930

Paper Session 4 Moderators: Randy Robinson, MD/Michael Wittenberger, MD

0930–1000

Break with Exhibitors

Fairbanks Ballroom

1000–1115

Plenary Session 5 Primer on Cosmetic Gynecology | Red Alinsod, MD

Bel Aire Ballroom

1115–1230

Lunch with Exhibitors

Fairbanks Ballroom

1230–1330

Plenary Session 6 Excellence, Integration, and Partnership in Military Obstetrics and Gynecology | Paul Cordts, MD

1330–1400

Service and Junior Fellow Awards Presentation

1400–1500

Paper Session 5 Moderators: Ted Anderson, MD/William Warner, MD

1500–1600

Plenary Session 7 Pudendal Neuralgia and Chronic Pelvic Pain | Michael Hibner, MD

1600–1930 1600–2000

Bel Aire Ballroom

Junior Fellow Professional Development Course

Coronado A

Medical Student Course

Coronado B

Mock Orals

Point Loma AB

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MEETING AT A GLANCE

Tuesday Time

0730–0830

| 10 September 2019

Event

Location

Maternal–Fetal Medicine Subspecialty Breakfast

Catalina Ballroom

Minimally Invasive Surgery Subspecialty Breakfast

Coronado B

Oncology/Pathology Subspecialty Breakfast

Point Loma B

REI Subspecialty Breakfast

Coronado A

Urogynecology Subspecialty Breakfast

Point Loma A

0830–0930

Plenary Session 8 John C. Hauth Lecture: Maternal Morbidity and Mortality | Steven Clark, MD

0930–1040

Paper Session 6 Moderators: Steven Clark, MD/Monica Lutgendorf, MD

1040–1100

Break

Foyer

1100–1200

Plenary Session 9 Amniotic Fluid Embolism | Steven Clark, MD

Bel Aire Ballroom

Fellow Business District Luncheon

Point Loma AB

Junior Fellow Business District Luncheon

Coronado AB

1200–1330

Bel Aire Ballroom

1330–1430

Plenary Session 10 Care and Research Considerations of the Female Veteran | Jodie Katon, PhD, MS

1430–1530

Plenary Session 11 Case Volume and Other Determinants of Outcomes in Gynecological Surgery Ted Anderson, MD

1530–1630

Paper Session 7 Moderators: Jodie Katon, PhD, MS/Bart Staat, MD

1630–1700

2019 Armed Forces Paper and Poster Awards

1700–1900

Junior Fellow Advisory Council Meeting

Coronado B

1900–2100

Tri-Service Jeopardy Competition Cash bar. You will receive two drink tickets.

Bel Aire Ballroom

Wednesday

Bel Aire Ballroom

| 11 September 2019

Time

Event

Location

0630–0715

Sunrise Yoga | Christine Vaccaro, MD

Point Loma B

0700–0800

Academic Professional Development Breakfast | Barton Staat, MD

Point Loma A

0800–0900

Plenary Session 12 Robert C. Cefalo Memorial Lecture: Tips and Tricks in MIGS | Afshin Bahador, MD

Bel Aire Ballroom

0900–1000

Plenary Session 13 The Role of Genetics in Gynecologic Cancers | Ramez Eskander, MD

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SUNRISE YOGA

Wednesday, 11 September | 0630–0715 | $10 per person | Point Loma B Start your day with a refreshing morning yoga class. Participants may pay at the time of registration or make a cash donation at the class. All proceeds will go to charity.

IMPROVING ANEMIA OUTCOMES IN THE IRON DEFICIENT FEMALE PATIENT STRATEGIES FOR THE OB/GYN PRACTITIONER Monday, September 9, 2019 Presentation and Breakfast 6:15 Am–7:15 Am

Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina Bay Tower 4th Floor - Point Loma San Diego, CA

Stephanie Martin, DO Medical Director and Co-owner Clinical Concepts in Obstetrics Phoenix, Arizona TARGET AUDIENCE: This activity is designed to meet the educational needs of obstetricians, gynecologists, and women’s health professionals attending ACOG District Meetings.

Approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ There is no fee to attend this activity.

Pre-register at https://www.ceconcepts.com/live/687.

This event is neither sponsored nor endorsed by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).

Presented by Creative Educational Concepts, Inc.

Supported by an independent educational grant from American Regent.

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SCIENTIFIC MEETING Oral Presentation | Paper Session 1 Moderators: Carla Hawley-Bowland, MD/Jason Lefringhouse, MD Date & Time

Session

Presenter

8 Sept 0930

101 Differences in rate of gestational diabetes between active duty and nonactive duty beneficiaries at a Military Treatment Facility

Odedokun

8 Sept 0940

102 Obstetrics and Gynecology Resident Wellness

Ligon

8 Sept 0950

103 Importance of Peer Support in Obstetrics and Gynecology to Combat Physician Burnout

Keyser

8 Sept 1000

104 Timing of Delivery for Gestational Hypertension and Readmission for PostPartum Pre-Eclampsia with Severe Features

Gouey-Guy

8 Sept 1010

105 Emerging Resuscitation Techniques for Cardiac Arrest in Pregnancy

Shields

8 Sept 1020

106 Induction of Labor Care Pathway – Decreasing time to delivery and improving outcomes with process standardization

Northup

8 Sept 1030

107 Decreasing Pregnancy-Related Venous Thromboembolic Events (VTE) with Adoption of a Standardized Pregnancy VTE Bundle

Jiles

Oral Presentation | Paper Session 2 Moderators: Patrice Weiss, MD/Monica Lutgendorf, MD Date & Time

Session

Presenter

8 Sept 1400

201 Patients’ Perspectives on Barriers to Influenza and Tdap Vaccination During Pregnancy at a Military Treatment Facility

Jinks

8 Sept 1410

202 Perspectives Among Successful Gay Fathers Utilizing In Vitro Fertilization and Gestational Carriers

Kenner

8 Sept 1420

203 Survival Outcomes in Epithelial Ovarian Cancer Patients in an Equal Access Health System Compared with the National Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program.

Anderson

8 Sept 1430

204 Tdap vaccination rate in pregnancy at a Large Military Treatment Facility

Schmolze

8 Sept 1440

205 Use of a Contraceptive Decision Aid Mobile App to Facilitate Shared Decision-Making

Witkop

8 Sept 1450

206 Pediatric ovarian malignancy and DICER1 - a case series that seeks to describe the phenotype

Hayes

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Oral Presentation | Paper Session 3 Moderator: Rebecca Cypher, MSN, PNNP/Amanda Simsiman, MD Date & Time

Session

Presenter

8 Sept 1600

301 Video: Video Presentation of a Perineal Leiomyoma after 4th Degree Laceration

Collins

8 Sept 1610

302 A Randomized Controlled Trial of Liposomal Bupivacaine for Pain Following Obstetrical Laceration

Dengler

8 Sept 1620

303 Combination of Higher Oxytocin Rate and Tranexamic Acid on Postpartum Hemorrhage Severity: Continued Benefit with a Year of Data

Guarini

8 Sept 1630

304 Comparison of Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs for Pain Control Following Cesarean Delivery

Hussain

8 Sept 1640

305 Implementation of Adjunctive Azithromycin Prophylaxis for Cesarean Deliveries at High Volume MTF

Gutierrez

8 Sept 1650

306 Mifepristone combination therapy versus Misoprostol monotherapy for the management of early pregnancy loss: A Cost Analysis

Berkley

Oral Presentation | Paper Session 4 Moderator: Randy Robinson, MD/Michael Wittenberger, MD Date & Time

Session

Presenter

9 Sept 0830

401 Does Use Of Testicular Sperm Improve Outcomes In Nonazoospermic Couples With Previous IVF Failure Using Ejaculated Sperm?

Eubanks

9 Sept 0840

402 Gonadotropins versus clomiphene citrate and letrozole for unexplained infertility: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Lindner

9 Sept 0850

403 Is elevated progesterone at time of IVF trigger associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes?

Eubanks

9 Sept 0900

404 The Continued Push Towards Eliminating Twin Pregnancy: The Clinical Impact of the 2017 ASRM Embryo Transfer Guidelines

Eubanks

9 Sept 0910

405 Push or Pull: Using simulation to enhance residents’ comfort level with extraction of the deeply impacted fetal head.

Harrison

9 Sept 0920

406 Case Study: Acute on Chronic Alcohol Intoxication in Pregnancy

Coble

9 Sept 0930

407 A Prospective Evaluation of Opioid Utilization After Benign Gynecological Surgery

Wright

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SCIENTIFIC MEETING Oral Presentation | Paper Session 5 Moderator: Ted Anderson, MD/William Warner, MD Date & Time

Session

Presenter

9 Sept 1400

501 Video: Surgical Management of Persistent Peri-umbilical Pain Following Sacrocolpopexy

Dengler

9 Sept 1410

502 Applying the results of the phase III Lymphadenectomy in Ovarian Neoplasm Winkler (LION) trial in real-world facilities

9 Sept 1420

503 Age, Histology and Stage Predict Survival Following Adjuvant Chemotherapy And Radiation Versus Radiation Alone In High-Risk Endometrial Cancer: A Study Based On Portec-3 Criteria

Casablanca

9 Sept 1430

504 Interprofessional Collaboration Between Midwives and Physicians in Army Military Treatment Facilities

Smith

9 Sept 1440

505 Magnetic resonance imaging, surgical planning, and estimated blood loss in cases of placenta accreta spectrum

Whittington

9 Sept 1450

506 Effectiveness of Maternal Safety Bundle for Obstetric Hemorrhage at a Large U.S. Military Hospital

Monson

Oral Presentation | Paper Session 6 Moderator: Steven Clark, MD/Monica Lutgendorf, MD Date & Time

Session

Presenter

10 Sept 0930

601 Effects of the ARRIVE Trial at a High Volume Military Treatment Facility

Mayer

10 Sept 0940

602 Evaluation of a Novel Course in Pre-Hospital Emergency Obstetrics for US Army Special Forces Medics

Monson

10 Sept 0950

603 Magnetocardiography augments assessment of fetal dysrhythmias: experience with 41 patients over 5 years

Whittington

10 Sept 1000

604 Placental changes in diabetic pregnancies and the contribution of hypertension

Whittington

10 Sept 1010

605 Lawrence Screening for early gestational diabetes (GDM) in a high risk pregnant population

10 Sept 1020

606 The Effects of Antenatal Progesterone Administration on Fetal Autonomic System Maturation

Whittington

10 Sept 1030

607 Patient-Centered Determination of Quantity of Opioid Analgesic at Time of Discharge after Cesarean Delivery

Smith

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Oral Presentation | Paper Session 7 Moderator: Jodie Katon, PhD, MS/Bart Staat, MD Date & Time

Session

Presenter

10 Sept 1530

701 Video: A Clitoral Cyst of Epidermal Proportions

DiCarlo-Meacham

10 Sept 1540

702 Ectopic Pregnancy until proven otherwise‌. Even with a negative serum hCG

Kopelman

10 Sept 1550

703 ERAS Protocols and Opioid Reduction in Gynecologic Surgical Patients

Roberts

10 Sept 1600

704 Improving Access to HPV Vaccination for Inpatient Postpartum Women at NMCSD

Heye

10 Sept 1610

705 Molecular Pap Smear: Validation of HPV genotype and epigenetic markers for cytological classification

Asusta

10 Sept 1620

706 Rates of Follow Up For Interval Postpartum Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) Placement In Women With Universal LARC Access Through The Military Health System

Stortz

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SCIENTIFIC MEETING Poster Session Sunday, 8 September | 1800–2000 | Fairbanks Ballroom Poster Presentation

Presenter

1 Evaluating the Impact of Office Hysteroscopy in a Military Treatment Facility

Fielden

2 Maternal Indicators Associated With Shortened Latency Period With Preterm Premature Rupture of Membranes and Short-Term Neonatal Outcomes

Ramseyer

3 Placenta Percreta: A Case Report of Diagnosis at Time of Management of First Trimester Missed Abortion

Gillis

4 An Unusual Case of Severe Maternal Dyspnea. CT Pulmonary Angiogram, Can We Avoid It?

Carney

5 An Unusual Variant of Lymphomatoid Papulosis Presenting in Pregnancy: Risk-Benefit Analysis of Antepartum Treatment

Carney

6 Speed Mentorship: Efficient and Effective

Eubanks

7 Case Report: An Unexpected Etiology of a Vulvar Mass

Spies

8 Impact of Adjuvant Therapy on Survival in Stages I-III Uterine Carcinosarcoma: A Follow-up to the GOG-261 Phase III Trial

Cousins

9 A Case Report: Atypical Placental Site Nodule, a Rare Finding with Malignant Potential

Cain

10 Rheumatic Heart Disease in Obstetrics: A Case Report and Review of Clinical Management

Killinger

11 Humanistic Counseling of Previable Preterm Premature Rupture of Membranes (PPROM)

Benz

12 Fetal Neural Tube Defects Following Prior CMV-affected Pregnancy

Garcia

13 Acute hypertriglyceridemia diagnosed at delivery: a case report

Mada

14 Implications of T380A Copper Intrauterine Device Fragmentation and Embedment

Mada

15 Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor First Diagnosed as an Adnexal Mass on New OB Scan: Case Report

Hemphill

16 Surgical techniques to reduce blood loss with hysteroscopic myomectomy: a case report and review

Hemphill

17 Primary High Grade Serous Carcinoma of the Fallopian Tubes 29 Years After Bilateral Partial Salpingectomy: A Rare Case Presentation

Nguyen

18 New Horizons 2019 Guyana: A Humanitarian Deployment Training Exercise For Female Urogynecological Medicine and Surgery

Charron

24

Poster Presentation

Presenter

19 Alternative Methods of Reducing an Incarcerated Uterus: a case series

McDowell

20 Uterine Artery Embolization as Pretreatment for a large Leiomyomatous Uterus Prior to Hysterectomy

McDowell

21 Clinician Perspectives of VirtaMed GynoS™ Intrauterine Device Insertion Simulator

Heuer

22 Investigate Contributory Factors to Racial Disparity in Survival in Uterine and Ovarian Carcinosarcoma

Rojas

23 Survey of Sexual Harassment and Gender Disparities Among Gynecologic Oncologists

Tarney

24 Persistent Fetal Sinus Bradycardia with Boarderline Prolonged Left Ventricular Isovolumetric Relaxation Time and Normal Fetal Cardiac Anatomy and Function

Heuer

25 Reversion to Breech Presentation After Successful External Cephalic Version on Patient with Multiparous, Unicornuate Uterus

Heuer

26 The Effect of Cesarean Delivery on Postpartum Physical Fitness in U.S. Army Servicewomen

Sitler

27 Case Report: CMV Endometritis Leading to Postmenopausal Bleeding after ECMO

Sacco

28 Outcomes of Delayed Pushing in the Nulliparous and Multiparous Population

Holland

29 Assessing the Probability of Clinical Pregnancy and Live-Birth Rate Based on Donor Oocyte Lot Size in Recipients of Donor Oocytes

Purmalek

30 Advancing medical student education through the development and implementation of consensus-based obstetric sonographic objectives

Derouin

31 Fetal Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome: A rare genetic disorder associated with severe early growth restriction and poor fetal outcomes

Hinkle

32 Case Report: Genital Angioedema

Pertot

33 Don’t Slow Me Down! – A Case of Fetal Premature Atrial Contractions and Corresponding Perceived Fetal Bradycardia

Craig

34 Eclampsia and PRES resulting in Long-term Neurologic Deficits

Chung

35 Obstetric Provider Opioid Prescribing Patterns

Kortman

36 Barbier Quality Improvement: Use of a modified Delphi technique to develop a same-day hysterectomy protocol

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SCIENTIFIC MEETING Poster Session (Continued) Sunday, 8 September | 1800–2000 | Fairbanks Ballroom Poster Presentation

Presenter

37 Rising HCG’s Following Salpingectomy: A Case Study on Abdominal Ectopic Pregnancy

Valenzuela

38 Implementing a Training Module on Obstetric Hypertensive Emergencies: A Quality Improvement Initiative

Asusta

39 Invasive Endometriosis and Endosalpingiosis Resulting in a Rare Urinary Bladder Tumor: A Gynecologist’s Perspective

Jaeger

40 Trichomoniasis in Pregnancy: A Case Report of Hypersensitivity to Metronidazole

Hamilton

41 A Case study of a rare carcinoid tumor of the ovary presenting as a large uterine leiomyoma on all pre-surgical imaging

Zenner

42 Vacuum Assisted Uterine Delivery

Humes

43 A Case Report of Aplasia Cutis Congenita Secondary to Fetus Papyraceus

Griffis

44 Prenatal diagnosis, management and outcome of concurrent right sided CDH and left sided CPAM: A Case Study

Hein

45 Postpartum Depression Screening at a Military Hospital

Gisseman

46 Monson The Brain Uterus: A Case Report of Anatomy-Distorting Adhesive Disease Following Ovarian Cystectomy 47 Surgical Management of Obstetric Hemorrhage: A feasibility study using the Emergency Obstetrics Surgery TM simulator

Wheat

48 Signet ring cell carcinoma with lymphangitic carcinomatosis in pregnancy: A case report of an unexpected maternal death and review of the literature

Whittington

49 Rare Extrauterine Mesenchymal Vascular Neoplasms: A Case Series

Mayer

50 Racial disparities in severe maternal morbidity within the Military Health System

Dempsey

51 Select cytokines stimulate human fetal neural stem cells to adopt a proinflammatory phenotype

Leonard

52 A Case Report of Uterine Torsion in a Non Gravid Uterus

Pombier

53 Expectant management of a fimbrial ectopic pregnancy that originally presented as pregnancy of unknown location

McCullum

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Poster Presentation

Presenter

54 Pulsed Radiofrequency Ablation as a Novel Treatment of Refractory Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction in Pregnancy

McCullum

55 Aplastic Anemia in Pregnancy: A Case Report

Shay

56 Case Study: Fetal Neonatal Alloimmunization Thrombocytopenia With Grade 4 Intracranial Hemorrhage

Robinson

57 SUrgical Skills Training and Assessment INstrument (SUSTAIN) Training Platform

Simpson

60 Borham Curricular development: sex trafficking, trauma-informed care, and adverse childhood experiences 61 Adenosarcoma of the cervix: A case study

Webster

62 Recommended Commercially Available Supplement Formulas to Treat Male Infertility

Black

63 Excision of Complex Bartholin Cyst with Vulvar Reconstruction

Criscione

64

Addressing Traumatic Birth through Group Intervention

Chatfield

65 Hydradenoma Papilliferum (HP): A Rare Benign Tumor Of The Vulva

Chatfield

66 Trisomy 21 In Dizygotic Twins After IVF With Dual Embryo Transfer

Chatfield

67 Late Presentation of Uterine Rupture Following Vaginal Birth After Cesarean

Choi

68 History of Vertebral Artery Dissection and Management of Labor: A Case Report

Havemann

69 Murine Typhus in Pregnancy: a Case Report and Review of Fever of Unknown Origin in Pregnancy

Munisteri

70 The Curios Case of low K: A case report of suspected progesterone-induced activation of mineralocorticoid receptor causing hypertension and hypokalemia.

Davies

71 Antenatal Subdiaphragmatic Extralobular Bronchopulmonary Sequestration

Moody

72 Case Report: HELLP associated postpartum serous retinal detachment

Wasickanin

73 Spontaneous pneumomediastinum/pneumothorax following uncomplicated spontaneous vaginal delivery

Lawrence

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SCIENTIFIC MEETING Poster Session (Continued) Sunday, 8 September | 1800–2000 | Fairbanks Ballroom Poster Presentation

Presenter

74 Case Study: Diagnosis of Ectopic Pregnancy in the Setting of a Unicornuate Uterus

Mallec

76 Severe Hyponatremia in an Advanced Maternal Age Woman with Preeclampsia with Severe Features and Fetal Aneuploidy

Ligon

77 A Systematic Review and Meta Analysis of the Effects of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting on Female Sexual Function using the Female Sexual Function Index

Crowe

78 Postoperative Intussusception after Cesarean Section Leading to Diagnosis of New Malignancy and Rare Genetic Mutation

Jokajtys

79 Glucose Screening, Intrauterine Fetal Demise, and Shoulder Dystocia: A Report of Two Cases

Hussain

80 Monochorionic-monoamniotic twin gestation complicated by early cord entanglement: A case study

Harmon

81 The Predictive Value of Antenatal Obstetrical Ultrasound Parameters for Neonatal Survival in Preterm Birth at less than 26 weeks’ gestation

Tomkins

82 Prenatal Presentation of Septo-Optic Dysplasia

O’Brien

83 Persistently elevated quantitative hCG levels in a patient with gestational choriocarcinoma: A case report of simultaneous de-novo renal cell carcinoma and gestational choriocarcinoma.

Haney

84 Resuscitation of Maternal Cardiac Arrest Resulting from Gun Shot Wounds to Chest

Assis

85 The Risk of Coronary Heart Disease and Stroke After Self-reported Bilateral Salpingo-oophorectomy

Zammarrelli

86 Isolated hypogonadotropic hypogonadism in two patients with partial primary empty sella

Zimmer

87 Choosing the Optimum Medication and Dose in Ovulation Induction-Intrauterine Insemination Cycles (OI-IUI) to Avoid Multiple Gestation Pregnancies

Lindner

88 Optimizing fetal aneuploidy screening in an austere military clinical environment: A cost of care analysis

Ashton

89 Trends in Cervical and Uterine Cancers over 30 Years in the National Cancer Institute Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program

Jackson

90 Improvement of Survival in Ovarian Cancers over 30 Years: A Population-Based Analysis for Trends

by Age, Race, Ethnicity, Stage and Histology

Jackson

91 Absnormal placentation at time of suction dilation and curettage of missed abortion resulting in massive transfusion and emergent hysterectomy

Montanez

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Video Presentations Sunday, 8 September 0700–2000 & Monday, 9 September 0700–1800 Please stop by the entrance of the Exhibit Hall on Sunday, 8 September, and Monday, 9 September to view the excellent video submissions the Armed Forces District received. These videos will be displayed on a continuous loop for convenient viewing.

Video Presentation

First Author

1 Comparison of Ipsilateral vs. Suprapubic Methods of Laparoscopic Vaginal Cuff Closure

Asusta

2 A 20-centimeter Peritoneal Inclusion Cyst Presenting as Vaginal Prolapse

Dengler

3 Assessing the use of an education video on postoperative opioid use following cesarean delivery: A randomized controlled trial

Estrada

4 Not Just a Hymenectomy – Operative Technique for Distal Vaginal Agenesis

Hayes

5 Intern Bootcamp: Easier than You Think!

Lo

6 Subcutaneous Endoscopic Anterior Plication Repair of a Symptomatic Diastasis Recti

Rosemeyer

7 Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy for the Assistant Surgeon

Shumbusho

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INDEX OF FIRST AUTHORS First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

Anderson

203

Survival Outcomes in Epithelial Ovarian Cancer Patients in an Equal Access Health System Compared with the National Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program.

Sunday

1420

Bel Aire Ballroom

Ashton

88

Optimizing fetal aneuploidy screening in an austere military clinical environment: A cost of care analysis

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Asusta

38

Implementing a Training Module on Obstetric Hypertensive Emergencies: A Quality Improvement Initiative

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Asusta

705

Molecular Pap Smear: Validation of HPV genotype and epigenetic markers for cytological classification

Tuesday

1610

Bel Aire Ballroom

Asusta

Video 1

Comparison of Ipsilateral vs.

Suprapubic Methods of Laparoscopic Vaginal Cuff Closure

Sunday & Monday

Continuous Loop

Exhibit Hall Entrance

Barbier

36

Quality Improvement: Use of a modified Delphi technique to develop a samePoster day hysterectomy protocol

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Benz

11

Humanistic Counseling of Previable Preterm Premature Rupture of Membranes (PPROM)

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Berkley

306

Mifepristone combination therapy versus Misoprostol monotherapy for the management of early pregnancy loss: A Cost Analysis

Sunday

1650

Bel Aire Ballroom

Black

62

Recommended Commercially Available Supplement Formulas to Treat Male Infertility

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Borham

60

Curricular development: sex trafficking, trauma-informed care, and adverse childhood experiences

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Cain

9

A Case Report: Atypical Placental Site Nodule, a Rare Finding with Malignant Potential

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Carney

4

An Unusual Case of Severe Maternal Dyspnea. CT Pulmonary Angiogram, Can We Avoid It?

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

5

An Unusual Variant of Lymphomatoid Papulosis Presenting in Pregnancy: Risk-Benefit Analysis of Antepartum Treatment

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Carney

30

First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

503

Age, Histology and Stage Predict Survival Following Adjuvant Chemotherapy And Radiation Versus Radiation Alone In High-Risk Endometrial Cancer: A Study Based On Portec-3 Criteria

Monday

1420

Bel Aire Ballroom

Charron

18

New Horizons 2019 Guyana: A Humanitarian Deployment Training Exercise For Female Urogynecological Medicine and Surgery

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Chatfield

64

Addressing Traumatic Birth through Group Intervention

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Chatfield

65

Hydradenoma Papilliferum (HP): A Rare Benign Tumor Of The Vulva

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Chatfield

66

Trisomy 21 In Dizygotic Twins After IVF With Dual Embryo Transfer

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Choi

67

Late Presentation of Uterine Rupture Following Vaginal Birth After Cesarean

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Chung

34

Eclampsia and PRES resulting in Longterm Neurologic Deficits

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Coble

406

Case Study: Acute on Chronic Alcohol Intoxication in Pregnancy

Monday

0920

Bel Aire Ballroom

Collins

301

Video: Video Presentation of a Perineal Sunday Leiomyoma after 4th Degree Laceration

1600

Bel Aire Ballroom

Cousins

8

Impact of Adjuvant Therapy on Survival in Stages I-III Uterine Carcinosarcoma: A Follow-up to the GOG-261 Phase III Trial

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Craig

33

Don’t Slow Me Down! – A Case of Fetal Premature Atrial Contractions and Corresponding Perceived Fetal Bradycardia

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Criscione

63

Excision of Complex Bartholin Cyst with Poster Vulvar Reconstruction

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

77

A Systematic Review and Meta Analysis of the Effects of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting on Female Sexual Poster Function using the Female Sexual Function Index

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

70

The Curios Case of low K: A case report of suspected progesterone-induced Poster activation of mineralocorticoid receptor causing hypertension and hypokalemia.

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Casablanca

Crowe

Davies

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INDEX OF FIRST AUTHORS First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

de Assis

84

Resuscitation of Maternal Cardiac Arrest Resulting from Gun Shot Wounds to Chest

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Dempsey

50

Racial disparities in severe maternal morbidity within the Military Health System

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Dengler

302

A Randomized Controlled Trial of Liposomal Bupivacaine for Pain Following Obstetrical Laceration

Sunday

1610

Bel Aire Ballroom

Dengler

501

Video: Surgical Management of Persistent Peri-umbilical Pain Following Sacrocolpopexy

Monday

1400

Bel Aire Ballroom

Dengler

Video 2

A 20-centimeter Peritoneal Inclusion Cyst Presenting as Vaginal Prolapse

Sunday & Monday

Continuous Loop

Exhibit Hall Entrance

Derouin

30

Advancing medical student education through the development and implementation of consensus-based obstetric sonographic objectives

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

DiCarloMeacham

701

Video: A Clitoral Cyst of Epidermal Proportions

Tuesday

1530

Bel Aire Ballroom

Estrada

Video 3

Assessing the use of an education video on postoperative opioid use following cesarean delivery: A randomized controlled trial

Sunday & Monday

Continuous Loop

Exhibit Hall Entrance

Eubanks

6

Speed Mentorship: Efficient and Effective

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Eubanks

401

Does Use Of Testicular Sperm Improve Outcomes In Nonazoospermic Couples With Previous IVF Failure Using Ejaculated Sperm?

Monday

0830

Bel Aire Ballroom

Eubanks

403

Is elevated progesterone at time of IVF trigger associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes?

Monday

0850

Bel Aire Ballroom

Eubanks

404

The Continued Push Towards Eliminating Twin Pregnancy: The Clinical Impact of the 2017 ASRM Embryo Transfer Guidelines

Monday

0900

Bel Aire Ballroom

Fielden

1

Evaluating the Impact of Office Hysteroscopy in a Military Treatment Facility

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Garcia

12

Fetal Neural Tube Defects Following Prior CMV-affected Pregnancy

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Gillis

3

Placenta Percreta: A Case Report of Diagnosis at Time of Management of First Trimester Missed Abortion

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

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First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

Gisseman

45

Postpartum Depression Screening at a Military Hospital

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Gouey-Guy

104

Timing of Delivery for Gestational Hypertension and Readmission for Post-Partum Pre-Eclampsia with Severe Features

Sunday

1000

Bel Aire Ballroom

Griffis

43

A Case Report of Aplasia Cutis Congenita Secondary to Fetus Papyraceus

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

303

Combination of Higher Oxytocin Rate and Tranexamic Acid on Postpartum Hemorrhage Severity: Continued Benefit with a Year of Data

Sunday

1620

Bel Aire Ballroom

Gutierrez

305

Implementation of Adjunctive Azithromycin Prophylaxis for Cesarean Deliveries at High Volume MTF

Sunday

1640

Bel Aire Ballroom

Hamilton

40

Trichomoniasis in Pregnancy: A Case Report of Hypersensitivity to Metronidazole

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Haney

83

Persistently elevated quantitative hCG levels in a patient with gestational choriocarcinoma: A case report of simultaneous de-novo renal cell carcinoma and gestational choriocarcinoma.

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Harmon

80

Monochorionic-monoamniotic twin gestation complicated by early cord entanglement: A case study

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Harrison

405

Push or Pull: Using simulation to enhance residents' comfort level with extraction of the deeply impacted fetal head.

Monday

0910

Bel Aire Ballroom

Havemann

68

History of Vertebral Artery Dissection and Management of Labor: A Case Report

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Hayes

206

Pediatric ovarian malignancy and DICER1 - a case series that seeks to describe the phenotype

Sunday

1450

Bel Aire Ballroom

Hayes

Video 4

Not Just a Hymenectomy – Operative Technique for Distal Vaginal Agenesis

Sunday & Monday

Continuous Loop

Exhibit Hall Entrance

Hein

44

Prenatal diagnosis, management and outcome of concurrent right sided CDH and left sided CPAM: A Case Study

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Hemphill

15

Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor First Diagnosed as an Adnexal Mass on New OB Scan: Case Report

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Guarini

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INDEX OF FIRST AUTHORS First Author

Number

Title

Hemphill

16

Heuer

Time

Location

Surgical techniques to reduce blood loss with hysteroscopic myomectomy: a Poster case report and review

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

21

Clinician Perspectives of VirtaMed GynoS™ Intrauterine Device Insertion Simulator

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

24

Persistent Fetal Sinus Bradycardia with Boarderline Prolonged Left Ventricular Isovolumetric Relaxation Time and Normal Fetal Cardiac Anatomy and Function

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Heuer

25

Reversion to Breech Presentation After Successful External Cephalic Version on Patient with Multiparous, Unicornuate Uterus

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Heye

704

Improving Access to HPV Vaccination for Inpatient Postpartum Women at NMCSD

Tuesday

1600

Bel Aire Ballroom

Hinkle

31

Fetal Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome: A rare genetic disorder associated with severe early growth restriction and poor fetal outcomes

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Holland

28

Outcomes of Delayed Pushing in the Poster Nulliparous and Multiparous Population

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Humes

42

Vacuum Assisted Uterine Delivery

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Hussain

79

Glucose Screening, Intrauterine Fetal Demise, and Shoulder Dystocia: A Report of Two Cases

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Hussain

304

Comparison of Non-Steroidal AntiInflammatory Drugs for Pain Control Following Cesarean Delivery

Sunday

1630

Bel Aire Ballroom

89

Trends in Cervical and Uterine Cancers over 30 Years in the National Cancer Poster Institute Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

90

Improvement of Survival in Ovarian Cancers over 30 Years: A PopulationBased Analysis for Trends by Age, Race, Ethnicity, Stage and Histology

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

39

Invasive Endometriosis and Endosalpingiosis Resulting in a Rare Urinary Bladder Tumor: A Gynecologist’s Perspective

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

107

Decreasing Pregnancy-Related Venous Thromboembolic Events (VTE) with Adoption of a Standardized Pregnancy VTE Bundle

Sunday

1030

Bel Aire Ballroom

Heuer

Jackson

Jackson

Jaeger

Jiles

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First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

201

Patients’ Perspectives on Barriers to Influenza and Tdap Vaccination During Pregnancy at a Military Treatment Facility

Sunday

1400

Bel Aire Ballroom

Jokajtys

78

Postoperative Intussusception after Cesarean Section Leading to Diagnosis of New Malignancy and Rare Genetic Mutation

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Kemner

202

Perspectives Among Successful Gay Fathers Utilizing In Vitro Fertilization and Gestational Carriers

Sunday

1410

Bel Aire Ballroom

Keyser

103

Importance of Peer Support in Obstetrics and Gynecology to Combat Physician Burnout

Sunday

0950

Bel Aire Ballroom

Killinger

10

Rheumatic Heart Disease in Obstetrics: A Case Report and Review of Clinical Management

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Kopelman

702

Ectopic Pregnancy until proven otherwise‌. Even with a negative serum hCG

Tuesday

1540

Bel Aire Ballroom

Kortman

35

Obstetric Provider Opioid Prescribing Patterns

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Lawrence

73

Spontaneous pneumomediastinum/ pneumothorax following uncomplicated Poster spontaneous vaginal delivery

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Lawrence

605

Screening for early gestational diabetes (GDM) in a high risk pregnant population

Tuesday

1010

Bel Aire Ballroom

Leonard

51

Select cytokines stimulate human fetal neural stem cells to adopt a proinflammatory phenotype

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Ligon

76

Severe Hyponatremia in an Advanced Maternal Age Woman with Poster Preeclampsia with Severe Features and Fetal Aneuploidy

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Ligon

102

Obstetrics and Gynecology Resident Wellness

Sunday

0940

Bel Aire Ballroom

87

Choosing the Optimum Medication and Dose in Ovulation InductionIntrauterine Insemination Cycles (OI-IUI) to Avoid Multiple Gestation Pregnancies

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

402

Gonadotropins versus clomiphene citrate and letrozole for unexplained infertility: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Monday

0840

Bel Aire Ballroom

Jinks

Lindner

Lindner

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INDEX OF FIRST AUTHORS First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

Lo

Video 5

Intern Bootcamp: Easier than You Think!

Sunday & Monday

Continuous Loop

Exhibit Hall Entrance

Mada

13

Acute hypertriglyceridemia diagnosed at delivery: a case report

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Mada

14

Implications of T380A Copper Intrauterine Device Fragmentation and Embedment

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Mallec

74

Case Study: Diagnosis of Ectopic Pregnancy in the Setting of a Unicornuate Uterus

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Mayer

49

Rare Extrauterine Mesenchymal Vascular Neoplasms: A Case Series

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Mayer

601

Effects of the ARRIVE Trial at a High Volume Military Treatment Facility

Tuesday

0930

Bel Aire Ballroom

McCullum

53

Expectant management of a fimbrial ectopic pregnancy that originally presented as pregnancy of unknown location

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

McCullum

54

Pulsed Radiofrequency Ablation as a Novel Treatment of Refractory Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction in Pregnancy

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

McDowell

19

Alternative Methods of Reducing an Incarcerated Uterus: a case series

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

McDowell

20

Uterine Artery Embolization as Pretreatment for a large Leiomyomatous Uterus Prior to Hysterectomy

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Monson

46

The Brain Uterus: A Case Report of Anatomy-Distorting Adhesive Disease Following Ovarian Cystectomy

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Monson

506

Effectiveness of Maternal Safety Bundle for Obstetric Hemorrhage at a Large U.S. Military Hospital

Monday

1450

Bel Aire Ballroom

Monson

602

Evaluation of a Novel Course in PreHospital Emergency Obstetrics for US Army Special Forces Medics

Tuesday

0940

Bel Aire Ballroom

Moody

71

Antenatal Subdiaphragmatic Extralobular Bronchopulmonary Sequestration

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Montanez

91

Abnormal placentation at time of suction dilation and curettage of missed abortion resulting in massive transfusion and emergent hysterectomy

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballroom

Munisteri

69

Murine Typhus in Pregnancy: a Case Report and Review of Fever of Unknown Origin in Pregnancy

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

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First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

17

Primary High Grade Serous Carcinoma of the Fallopian Tubes 29 Years After Bilateral Partial Salpingectomy: A Rare Case Presentation

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Northup

106

Induction of Labor Care Pathway – Decreasing time to delivery and improving outcomes with process standardization

Sunday

1020

Bel Aire Ballroom

O'Brien

82

Prenatal Presentation of Septo-Optic Dysplasia

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Odedokun

101

Differences in rate of gestational diabetes between active duty and nonactive duty beneficiaries at a Military Treatment Facility

Sunday

0930

Bel Aire Ballroom

O'Neil

41

A Case study of a rare carcinoid tumor of the ovary presenting as a large uterine leiomyoma on all pre-surgical imaging

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Pertot

32

Case Report: Genital Angioedema

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Pombier

52

A Case Report of Uterine Torsion in a Non Gravid Uterus

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

29

Assessing the Probability of Clinical Pregnancy and Live-Birth Rate Based on Donor Oocyte Lot Size in Recipients of Donor Oocytes

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Ramseyer

2

Maternal Indicators Associated With Shortened Latency Period With Preterm Poster Premature Rupture of Membranes and Short-Term Neonatal Outcomes

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Roberts

703

ERAS Protocols and Opioid Reduction in Gynecologic Surgical Patients

Tuesday

1550

Bel Aire Ballroom

Robinson

56

Case Study: Fetal Neonatal Alloimmunization Thrombocytopenia With Grade 4 Intracranial Hemorrhage

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Rojas

22

Investigate Contributory Factors to Racial Disparity in Survival in Uterine and Ovarian Carcinosarcoma

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Rosemyer

Video 6

Subcutaneous Endoscopic Anterior Plication Repair of a Symptomatic Diastasis Recti

Sunday & Monday

Continuous Loop

Exhibit Hall Entrance

Sacco

27

Case Report: CMV Endometritis Leading to Postmenopausal Bleeding after ECMO

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Schmolze

204

Tdap vaccination rate in pregnancy at a Large Military Treatment Facility

Sunday

1430

Bel Aire Ballroom

Nguyen

Purmalek

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INDEX OF FIRST AUTHORS First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

Shay

55

Aplastic Anemia in Pregnancy: A Case Report

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Shields

105

Emerging Resuscitation Techniques for Cardiac Arrest in Pregnancy

Sunday

1010

Bel Aire Ballroom

Shumbusho

Video 7

Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy for the Assistant Surgeon

Sunday & Monday

Continuous Loop

Exhibit Hall Entrance

Simpson

57

SUrgical Skills Training and Assessment Poster INstrument (SUSTAIN) Training Platform

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Sitler

26

The Effect of Cesarean Delivery on Postpartum Physical Fitness in U.S. Army Servicewomen

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Smith

504

Interprofessional Collaboration Between Midwives and Physicians in Army Military Treatment Facilities

Monday

1430

Bel Aire Ballroom

Smith

607

Patient-Centered Determination of Quantity of Opioid Analgesic at Time of Discharge after Cesarean Delivery

Tuesday

1030

Bel Aire Ballroom

Spies

7

Case Report: An Unexpected Etiology of a Vulvar Mass

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Stortz

706

Rates Of Follow Up For Interval Postpartum Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) Placement In Women With Universal LARC Access Through The Military Health System

Tuesday

1620

Bel Aire Ballroom

Tarney

23

Survey of Sexual Harassment and Gender Disparities Among Gynecologic Oncologists

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Tomkins

81

The Predictive Value of Antenatal Obstetrical Ultrasound Parameters for Neonatal Survival in Preterm Birth at less than 26 weeks' gestation

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Valenzuela

37

Rising HCG's Following Salpingectomy: A Case Study on Abdominal Ectopic Pregnancy

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Wasickanin

72

Case Report: HELLP associated postpartum serous retinal detachment

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Webster

61

Adenosarcoma of the cervix: A case study Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

47

Surgical Management of Obstetric Hemorrhage: A feasibility study using the Emergency Obstetrics Surgery TM simulator

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

48

Signet ring cell carcinoma with lymphangitic carcinomatosis in pregnancy: A case report of an unexpected maternal death and review of the literature

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Wheat

Whittington

38

First Author

Number

Title

Session

Time

Location

Whittington

505

Magnetic resonance imaging, surgical planning, and estimated blood loss in cases of placenta accreta spectrum

Monday

1440

Bel Aire Ballroom

Whittington

603

Magnetocardiography augments assessment of fetal dysrhythmias: experience with 41 patients over 5 years

Tuesday

0950

Bel Aire Ballroom

Whittington

604

Placental changes in diabetic pregnancies and the contribution of hypertension

Tuesday

1000

Bel Aire Ballroom

Whittington

606

The Effects of Antenatal Progesterone Administration on Fetal Autonomic System Maturation

Tuesday

1020

Bel Aire Ballroom

Winkler

502

Applying the results of the phase III Lymphadenectomy in Ovarian Neoplasm Monday (LION) trial in real-world facilities

1410

Bel Aire Ballroom

Witkop

205

Use of a Contraceptive Decision Aid Mobile App to Facilitate Shared Decision-Making

Sunday

1440

Bel Aire Ballroom

Wright

407

A Prospective Evaluation of Opioid Utilization After Benign Gynecological Surgery

Monday

0930

Bel Aire Ballroom

Zammarrelli

85

The Risk of Coronary Heart Disease and Stroke After Self-reported Bilateral Salpingo-oophorectomy

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

Zimmer

86

Isolated hypogonadotropic hypogonadism in two patients with partial primary empty sella

Poster

1800

Fairbanks Ballrooms

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EXHIBITORS The ads in this section are from ACOG 2019 Armed Forces District Annual Meeting exhibitors. The content of these advertisements and opinions expressed are those of the sponsor not of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

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Participate in the first ever Scavenger Hunt 1. Download the ADM app and click on Scavenger Hunt 2. Visit the exhibit booths, talk to our partners and get the answers to the questions.

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4. Winners will be drawn and announced on Tuesday, 10 September in the Bel Aire Ballroom at 1030. You must be present to win.

1st Prize: Apple iPad 2nd Prize: Complimentary 3-night hotel stay at next year’s district meeting in Tacoma, WA! 3rd Prize: Complimentary registration to the 2020 Armed Forces District Annual Meeting in Tacoma, WA. Those who sign up for the scavenger hunt as a ticketed session will have the chance to win an additional prize. Proceeds from the scavenger hunt will support the Junior Fellow Educational Fund, which provides travel and attendance assistance related to the Annual District Meeting.

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EXHIBITORS (As of July 31, 2019. View the most current listing on the mobile app.)

The Armed Forces District would like to express their special thanks to all exhibitors and supporters of the 2019 Annual Meeting. We regret if there are any supporters who have been omitted from this industrial exhibitor list due to printing deadlines, but that does not lessen our appreciation for their support. The generous support provided by exhibitors is significant to the success of our meeting and their information and expertise is important to our member’s awareness of new technology and information. Everyone is encouraged to visit as many exhibit booths as possible during the designated breaks to show our appreciation and to gain important knowledge from our partners.

AbbVie, Inc 1 N Waukegan Road North Chicago, IL 60045 Contact: Miranda Wassef Email: miranda.wassef@abbvie.com Booth #: TT5 AbbVie, Inc 1 N Waukegan Road North Chicago, IL 60045 Contact: Miranda Wassef Email: miranda.wassef@abbvie.com Booth #: TT6 ACOG - FASD 409 12th St SW Washington, DC, DC 20024 Contact: Tonya McFadden Email: tmcfadden@acog.org Booth #: TT9 AMAG Pharmaceuticals 1100 Winter Street Watham, MA 02451 Contact: Dianne Belmonte Email: dbelmonte@amagpharma.com Booth #: TT12 Bayer HealthCare 100 Bayer Boulevard Whippany, NJ 07981 Contact: Meagan O’Malley Email: meagan.omalley@impact-xm.com Booth #: TT14 BTL Industries, Inc 362 Elm Street Marlborough, MA 01752 Contact: Davina Adams Email: adamsd@btlnet.com Booth #: TT21 Coast Science 6650 Lusk Blvd., Suite B200 San Diego, CA 92121 Contact: Nancy Lombard Email: nancy@coastscience.com Booth #: TT10

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Cook Medical 750 Daniels Way PO Box 489 Bloomington, IN 47402 Contact: Landry Culp Email: landry.culp@cookmedical.com Booth #: TT3 CooperSurgical, Inc. 75 Corporate Dr Trumbull, CT 02451 Contact: Kathy Marino Email: kathy.marino@coopersurgical.com Booth #: TT11 Down Syndrome Diagnosis Network (DSDN) PO Box 140 Stillwater, MN 55082 Contact: Jen Jacob Email: jen@dsdiagnosisnetwork.org Booth #: TT2 Gauss Surgical, Inc. 4085 Campbell Ave Suite 200 Menlo Park, CA 94025 Contact: James Smith Email: james.smith@gausssurgical.com Booth #: TT23 GSquared Medical LLC 9005 Overlook Blvd Brentwood, TN 37027 Contact: Nancy Radetic Email: nradetic@gsquaredmedical.com Booth #: TT19 Kaiser Permanente 1800 Harrison Street 7th Fl Oakland, CA 94612 Contact: Oscar Guzman Email: oscar.a.guzman@kp.org Booth #: TT7 Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 111 S Calvert St Baltimore, MD 21202 Contact: Stephen Nehilla Email: StephenNehilla@lupin.com Booth #: TT8

National Fertility Support Center 2180 44th Street, SE Suite 108 Kentwood, MI 49508 Contact: Debra Peters Email: dpeters@fertilitysupportcenter.org Booth #: TT20 OmniGuide 4 Maguire Road Lexington, MA 02421 Contact: John Yrungaray Email: jyrungaray@omni-guide.com Booth #: TT4 Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 5 Sylvan Way Parsippany, NJ 07054 Contact: Sarah Barrise Email: Regional.Meetings@pacira.com Booth #: TT1 SonoSim, Inc. 1738 Berkeley Street Santa Monica, CA 90404 Contact: Heidi Wienckowski Email: heidi@sonosim.com Booth #: TT22 Sutter Health 275 Gateway Oaks Drive Suite 150 Sacramento, CA 95833 Contact: Kayla Garrett Email: develops@sutterhealth.org Booth #: TT13 Unified Women’s Healthcare 1501 Yamato Road Suite 200 West Boca Raton, FL 33431 Contact: Margaret Stall Email: MargaretH.Stall@unifiedhc.com Booth #: TT6B

EXHIBIT HALL FLOORPLAN Exhibiting As

Booth Number

AbbVie, Inc.

TT5

AbbVie, Inc.

TT6

FASD

TT9

AMAG Pharmaceuticals

TT12

Bayer HealthCare

TT14

BTL Industries, Inc

TT21

Cook Medical

TT3

CooperSurgical, Inc

TT11

Down Syndrome Diagnosis Network (DSDN)

TT2

Gauss Surgical, Inc.

TT23

GSquared Medical LLC

TT19

Kaiser Permanente

TT7

Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Inc

TT8

National Fertility Support Center

TT20

Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

TT1

SonoSim, Inc

TT22

Sutter Health

TT13

Unified Women's Healthcare

TT6B

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Armed Forces District gratefully acknowledges the support of Welcome Reception Sponsor:

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2020 Armed Forces District Annual Meeting

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