Camran Nezhat, MD

Articles

Endometriosis and Risk of Ovarian Cancer: An update

Ceana Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Farr Nezhat, MD;Harvey S. Marchbein, MD

May 1st 2012

Emerging information on the link between ovarian cancer and endometriosis gives us an unprecedented opportunity to develop comprehensive screening plans for early detection and prevention of specific types of ovarian cancer.

Fibroids

Ceana Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Farr Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Ceana Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Farr Nezhat, MD

October 3rd 2011

A fibroid is a benign tumor of the uterus. Various terms are used to refer to the tumor, such as fibromyoma, myofibroma, leiomyofibroma, fibroleiomyoma, myoma, fibroma, and fibroid. Of these, fibroid is the most common term, although myoma is more accurate.

Frontiers in Reproductive Medicine

Camran Nezhat, MD;Harvey S. Marchbein, MD

July 7th 2011

afe abdominal entry and prevention of retroperitoneal vascular injuries during laparoscopic surgery are the ultimate goals of any laparoscopic surgeon. Dr. Linda Nicoll and colleagues very capably have been able to describe a new technique and technology that prevent almost all retroperitoneal vascular injuries during laparoscopic entry.

The dilemma of endometriosis: is consensus possible with an enigma?

Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD

June 22nd 2011

Because endometriosis is a common disease entity among infertile patients with a prevalence of up to 50%, one could argue that without laparoscopy clinical work-ups can not completely rule out all of the causes of infertility. The decision to perform laparoscopy on patients with infertility is very complex owing to a number of factors, such as maternal age, semen parameters, tubal patency, pelvic symptoms, insurance coverage, surgical risks, and availability of surgical expertise.

Laparoscopic treatment of endometriosis in patients with failed in vitro fertilization cycles

Eva Littman, MD;Linda C. Giudice, MD, PhD;Ruth B. Lathi, MD;Bulent Berker, MD;Amin A. Milki, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD

June 22nd 2011

Endometriosis is one of the most common gynecologic disorders and is significantly more prevalent in the setting of infertility. The prevalence of endometriosis in infertile women ranges from 25% to 50% compared to 5% in fertile women. Successful laparoscopic management of all stages of endometriosis was reported as early as 1986. This has revolutionized the management of endometriosis. The benefits of surgical therapy for infertility associated with endometriosis have been well documented.

Accommodating the New Malpractice Environment

Camran Nezhat, MD

September 21st 2006

OBGYN.net Conference CoverageSLS, Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons Annual Meeting 13th International Congress and Endo ExpoSeptember 29-October 2, 2004 - New York, New York

Accommodating the New Malpractice Environment

Camran Nezhat, MD

September 21st 2006

OBGYN.net Conference CoverageSLS, Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons Annual Meeting 13th International Congress and Endo ExpoSeptember 29-October 2, 2004 - New York, New York

Vesico Psoas-Hitch for treatment of severe Endometriosis

Camran Nezhat, MD

September 4th 2006

OBGYN.net Conference CoverageFrom the 54th Annual Meeting of ASRM San Fransisco, California - 1998

Endometriosis and the Relationship to Ovarian Cancer

Ceana Nezhat, MD;Camran Nezhat, MD;Farr Nezhat, MD

August 25th 2006

OBGYN.net Conference CoverageFrom American Association of Gynecological LaparoscopistsAtlanta, Georgia, November, 1998

History of Endoscopic Surgery

Amar Sawhney;Camran Nezhat, MD

August 24th 2006

OBGYN.net Conference CoverageFrom American Association of Gynecological LaparoscopistsOrlando, Florida, November 2000