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In regelmäßigen Blog-Beiträgen beschreiben wir Beobachtungen und Eindrücke aus der Praxis. Auch Neuigkeiten oder Hinweise, die für eine gynäkologische Praxis interessant sind, haben hier ihren Platz. Ein Klick lohnt sich!
Prenatal DNA test: health insurance coverage in risk cases
The prenatal DNA test for the early detection of a trisomy (e.g. Down syndrome/trisomy 21) has been available in Germany since 2012.There has been a discussion about coverage of costs by statutory health insurers for almost as long.The examination of the issue took a while, but now it is [read more...]
The Mother's Passport Booklet: An obituary
The maternity passport was introduced in Germany in 1961. For almost 60 years now, the small light blue booklet has been in existence, in which the most important examination results of maternity care are entered. From time to time, there have been one or two innovations, but [read more...]
Gynefix copper chain: Training for the practice team
In our practice, we place coils very frequently. The absolute front-runner is the copper chain. Demand has been increasing for years. Especially among young women who have not yet had children, there is great interest in hormone-free contraception with the Gynefix copper chain. [read more...]
Satisfied with the IUD? Asked by the patients
A few weeks ago, we conducted a small survey among patients who have had an IUD placed with us. First and foremost, we wanted to find out how we can continue to improve our service. Whether the women were satisfied [read more...]
Artificial insemination: designer baby according to blueprint
Well, that's the right topic for the beginning of the year and an exciting outlook into the future: "Designer baby according to blueprint" - an interesting article on the science page of the "Welt" describes the possibilities of reproductive medicine, artificial insemination and genetic research. [read more...]
Desire to have children: Ovulation tracker on the wrist
Interesting news for couples who want to have children: At CES - the electronics trade show in Las Vegas - a so-called "ovulation tracker" was presented that determines the fertile days in the female monthly cycle. The sensor is worn on the wrist at night, measures [read more...]