- In-utero Procedures for Complex Fetal Conditions
- Anhydramnios in the 2nd trimester: Exploring the differential diagnosis
- Medical education on insertion and removal of IMPLANON NXT™ (68 mg etonogestrel implant)
- Hysteroscopy : Back to Basics
- Paediatric Adolescent Gynaecology : An Introduction
In-utero Procedures for Complex Fetal Conditions
The Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) performs in-utero procedures for complex fetal conditions such as the Radiofrequency Ablation. This video was created for teaching purposes at the Obstetrical & Gynaecological Society’s Annual Scientific Conference.
Anhydramnios in the 2nd trimester: Exploring the differential diagnosis
Watch this interesting and enlightening recording of lecture delivered at the ISUOG Symposium on anhydramnios in the 2nd trimester -> causes and how to manage these cases.
Medical education on insertion and removal of IMPLANON NXT™ (68 mg etonogestrel implant)
This instructional video provides detailed guidance on the correct technique for insertion and removal of Implanon, a subdermal contraceptive implant. It is intended for trained healthcare professionals.
The video demonstrates best practices, including patient preparation, implant positioning, correct technique, and post-procedure care—aimed at ensuring safe and effective service delivery.
We extend our sincere appreciation to Organon for generously providing this high-quality educational resource.
Hysteroscopy : Back to Basics
Hysteroscopy is a very useful procedure that is commonly used to diagnose and even treat intrauterine pathologies. Amongst the many indications for this procedure include assessment of the endometrial cavity for polyps or submucosal fibroids (causing abnormal uterine bleeding), adhesions (causing fertility problems), and even for retained IUCD removal. Whilst the purpose for the procedure may vary patient-to-patient, the approach to performing diagnostic hysteroscopy remains generally the same. The following video aims to show the basic techniques of performing hysteroscopy, with some tips/guides as well.
Paediatric Adolescent Gynaecology : An Introduction
Paediatric Adolescent Gynaecology (PAG) is a branch of Obstetrics and Gynaecology that has been gaining recognition in Malaysia. Though relatively new to Malaysia, it is however a well established subspeciality overseas with its own governing international socities, with pioneering clinicians developing various management options (medically and surgically) in dealing with PAG issues. Catering to paediatric and adolescent age group females with gynaecological problems, the PAG unit in SGH (working in tandem with the Fertility Unit) also deals with oncofertility issues. The following video serves as an introduction to PAG, with some brief information on the types of cases managed by this unit.
Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Sarawak General Hospital 