OBGYN

Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN) are the study of the female reproductive organs. Surveys and online discussions in this area cover subjects such as an evaluation of the da Vinci® Surgical System for hysterectomies; trends in use of permanent birth control methods, and the evaluation of current and emerging therapies for menopause vasomotor symptoms.
Reports become free one year after publication date.

 

Report Name	Report Type	Specialty	Publish Date
The da Vinci Surgical System For Hysterectomies	Discussion	OBGYN	Dec 9, 2007	FREE
Primary Objective: To conduct a panel discussion among obstetrician-gynecologists who are current users of the da Vinci ® Surgical System, to understand the use of this system to perform hysterectomies and to confirm the ranked surgeon drivers for adaptation of this technology. ...
Urology and Gynecology: Trends in Medical Devices	Survey	OBGYN, Urology	Jun 14, 2007	FREE
Assess recent trends in medical device usage and pricing in urology and gynecology for the following conditions: urinary incontinence (male and female), uterine/vaginal prolapse, uterine health and permanent sterilization, obstructive and non-obstructive benign prostatic hyperplasia, and...
Oral Contraceptives Market Evaluation	Discussion	OBGYN	Apr 14, 2007	FREE
Panel Intelligence engaged a panel of community-based obstetrician/gynecologists and primary care physicians to: Understand the dynamics of the oral contraceptive marketplace Assess current prescribing patterns and product decision-making process ...
Menopause Vasomotor Symptoms and Osteoporosis: Evaluation of Current and Emerging Therapies	Survey	General Practice, OBGYN	Mar 14, 2007	FREE
To determine the current market and anticipated future feasible markets for the treatment of “hot flashes” and osteoporosis. Identify current treatments for vasomotor symptoms of menopause (“hot flashes”). Evaluate hormone replacement therapy (HRT) as a treatment...
Essure Permanent Birth Control	Discussion	OBGYN	Feb 14, 2007	FREE
Evaluate the market potential for Conceptus’ Essure, an alternative to tubal ligation. Specifically: Test physician perceptions of product Assess facilitators and barriers: Less invasive procedure: infection risk, no general anesthesia,...
Permanent Birth Control Alternatives	Discussion	OBGYN	Jan 29, 2007	FREE
: Evaluate the market potential for Conceptus’ Essure, an alternative to tubal ligation Specifically test: Physician perception of product Assess facilitators and barriers: Less invasive procedure: infection risk, no general anesthesia, quicker return to daily activities ...

 

 

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