Mark P. Johnson

TL;DR: Fertility and gynecologic factors do not appear to be increased for women undergoing OMFS, and the reproductive outcomes of uterine dehiscence and rupture in a subsequent pregnancy continue to be a major counseling issue for OMFS.

TL;DR: Multifetal pregnancy reduction is an efficient and safe way of improving outcome in multifetal pregnancies, unambiguously for quadruplets or more, and arguably for triplets, however, particularly at higher starting numbers, there are still suboptimal outcomes.

TL;DR: Multifetal pregnancy reduction by either method is a relatively safe and efficient method for improving outcome in multifetal pregnancies, and an inverse relationship of starting and finishing number to loss rates and gestational age at delivery suggests that there still is a cost of iatrogenic multifetals pregnancies, even if multifetAL pregnancy reduction can be successfully performed.

TL;DR: The results show that ultrafast fetal MRI is a useful adjunct to the prenatal evaluation of fetal sacrococcygeal teratoma and resulted in more accurate prenatal counseling and improved preoperative planning for surgical resection.

TL;DR: The goal was to establish the benchmark for perinatal and early surgical outcome in the current era, from a center with an aggressive surgical approach and a cohort with a high level of intention‐to‐treat.