Guest Author

A person who was not involved in research or in writing a paper—especially in a peer-reviewed journal—who nonethelesss shares author credits

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You can contact our guest author at gsteele@geisinger.edu.

Lessons learned: the delivery system will be reformed by individuals, not regulations. Here are five lessons

Im, our guest author of this edition of the Master Class in Gynecologic Surgery I believe the following:

Robotic single-site hysterectomy

You can contact out guest author at rumbdenstock@aha.org

The road ahead: whatever lies ahead, the AHA will address key issues and the need to anticipate the future

Chervenak, a world leader in obstetric ethics, to serve as our guest author. Dr.

Obstetric ethics

You can contact our guest author at hpalmer@urban.org

Fix Schedule H shortcomings

She was a spokesperson at Governor Beebe's Military Health Conference, been a VIP guest Author at Lockheed Martin, and a speaker at educational counseling conferences.

Author of Award Winning Military Children's Books Grows Up

Kristin Atkins, who is an expert in maternal-fetal medicine with a special interest in recurrent pregnancy loss, to serve as our guest author. Dr.

Recurrent pregnancy loss

Diamond as guest author of this important area of our surgical arena.

Master class: pelvic adhesions - an update

As pointed out in the text of this edition of the Master Class in gynecologic surgery by guest author Dr.

Myomectomy--the robotic way

It's a tricky evaluative process, for, as our guest author points out, most infants born with congenital heart disease do not have defined risk factors.

Diagnosing birth defects

Macones, an expert in maternal-fetal medicine who has extensively studied the prediction and prevention of prematurity, to serve as our guest author. Dr.

Infection's relationship to prematurity

Macones, an expert in maternal-fetal medicine who has studied VBAC for many years, to serve as our guest author.