Dr. Jane Su, a PGY4 OBGYN resident at university of Ottawa, joins Dr. Susan Kaufman to discuss POI with a special emphasis on Turner's syndrome. Both important and life changing diagnoses that cannot be missed!OutlineC...

Dr. Julie Cron, an OBGYN with PAG certification at Presbytarian and Cornell, joins Dr. Camille Imbo PGY6 to explore amenorrhea - the absence of menstruation - breaking down how to evaluate and diagnose this important vital sign in adolescent pa...

This episode, we are joined by Dr. Aliah Fonteh, a PGY2 resident, and Dr. Alla Vash-Margita a PAG attending at Yale to break down what every provider should know about sexually transmitted infections. OutlineIntroducing ...

Dive into the fascinating world of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (PAG) with this week's guest, Dr. Lissa Yu from Seattle Children's Hospital. This conversation shatters common misconceptions about what PAG specialists actually do - far be...

Dr. Susan Kaufman is joined by Dr. Mary Romano, a PAG physician from Vanderbilt and the current president of NASPAG, to discuss Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports (RED-S) previously knows as the Female Athlete Triad. Outline:

Camille Imbo, MD PGY6 and Susan Kaufman, MD talk about how to work up and examine prepubertal bleeding, as well as differential diagnoses. OutlinePatient and Family HistoryExamination techniques and consent

Camille Imbo, MD PGY6 and Susan Kaufman, MD discuss delayed puberty, the last in their series on puberty. The episode provides an in-depth exploration of delayed puberty, discussing key signs and the clinical evaluation process for young teens ...

In this next part of the puberty series, Camille Imbo, MD and Susan Kaufman, MD discuss precocious puberty including isolated, peripheral, and central precocious puberty. They also discuss treatment and management goals. Outline<...

A short introduction to what is PAG over Pastries, its format, and what we hope you get out of it. Check out the visual post on YouTube. 

Camille Imbo, MD PGY6 and Susan Kaufman, MD talk about normal puberty, the many axes involved, the milestones, and expected timing of each.References: