Resad Paya Pasic, MD, PhDResad Paya Pasic, MD

Director, Section of Gynecologic Endoscopy
Co-Directory Endoscopy Fellowship
Associate Professor
Department of Obstetrics,
Gynecology and Women's Health
University of Louisville

With co-authors
Royshanda C. Smith, MD
Laparoscopy Fellow and Instructor
Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Women's Health
University of Louisville

and
Patrick Yeung Jr, MD
 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Duke Center for Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery
Durham, North Carolina

View the Video Tutorial

  • Part 1: Office Hysteroscopy
    In this video tutorial we instruct on the setup, equipment and management of office hysteroscopy. The minimal use of anesthesia and the improvements in therapeutic and diagnostic qualities of office hysteroscopy makes it use an attractive alternative to the operating room for both the gynecologic practice and their patients in terms of reduced time and cost efficiencies.
  • Part 2: Operative Hysteroscopy This video tutorial will demonstrate the fundamentals including setup and equipment needed to perform office hysteroscopy, the technique of diagnostic hysteroscopy including fluid delivery options and camera orientation inside the uterine cavity and setup, equipment, and technique required to perform operative hysteroscopies, such as polyp or IUD removal.

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Watch the Office Hysteroscopy video now... At the conclusion of these presentations, the health care provider will understand:

  • The equipment needed to perform diagnostic hysterscopy;
  • The setup and equipment needed to perform office hysteroscopy;
  • The technique of diagnostic hysteroscopy including fluid delivery options and camera orientation inside the uterine cavity;
  • The setup, equipment, and technique required to perform operative hysteroscopies, such as polyp or IUD removal;
  • Patient preparation for the office operative hysterosocpic procedures;
  • The technique of office hysteroscopic sterilization;
  • The technique of office endometrial ablation.
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