Urogynecologic Considerations in Women with a History of Female Genital Circumcision/Mutilation_OnDemand-Urogynecologic Considerations in Women with a History of Female Genital Circumcision/Mutilation

Urogynecologic Considerations in Women with a History of Female Genital Circumcision/Mutilation

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Video Summary

In the video transcript, Dr. Jules Guinness-Venton from Northwestern Medicine discussed female genital mutilation or circumcision (FGM) in a webinar. She emphasized the cultural and social aspects of FGM, highlighted the types of FGM and their physical and psychological consequences. Dr. Guinness-Venton also addressed the surgical corrections available, such as defibrillation and clitoral restoration, and the importance of respectful care for patients who have undergone FGM. She emphasized the legal aspects, including mandatory reporting for FGM in minors and the availability of asylum for those at risk of FGM. Finally, Dr. Guinness-Venton discussed post-op care following defibrillation and potential benefits of pelvic floor physical therapy for patients with a history of FGM experiencing lower urinary tract symptoms.

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Concept Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting

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Concept WHO Type II

Concept WHO Type III

Concept Defibulation

Keywords

female genital mutilation

circumcision

FGM

surgical corrections

defibrillation

clitoral restoration

mandatory reporting

asylum

pelvic floor physical therapy

Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting

WHO Type I

WHO Type II

WHO Type III

Defibulation