The listed patients must be only those for whom you have had personal responsibility for the management and care during the indicated period of hospitalization.
- The lists may not include those women seen only in consultation or for administrative reasons only. For example, if the patient had surgery or a radium application, you must have performed a major part of the procedure in order for the patient to be included in the case list.
A preoperative diagnosis should be recorded for each surgical procedure.
- For patients having several hospital admissions during the time period of the report, the patient should be listed only once with each hospitalization listed in chronological sequence.
- For non-surgical conditions, the admission diagnosis should be recorded.
- In cases without tissue for histological diagnosis, the final clinical diagnosis should be listed.
The case lists must have sufficient numbers as well as sufficient breadth and depth of clinical difficulty to demonstrate that you are practicing the full spectrum of gynecologic oncology.
- A minimum of 50 patients with invasive or borderline cancer must be listed.
- The lists must include patients having radical surgical procedures, insertions of radioactive isotopes, and chemotherapy.
- For patients with cancer, both grade and stage must be listed.
Submit a minimum of 50 invasive or borderline cases across all three categories. The minimum number of patients required in each category is shown. Each patient must be listed only once. An autogenerated Case ID will be assigned for HIPAA compliance. Please keep record of this information for use, if audited.
Ovary, Fallopian Tube, and Primary Peritoneal Cancers (including borderline tumors) - 15 cases
- Genetics - 1 case
- Primary cytoreduction - 1 case
- Neoadjuvant chemotherapy
- HIPEC
- Frontline chemotherapy - 1 case
- Maintenance chemotherapy - 1 case
- Secondary cytoreduction
- Chemotherapy for recurrent disease - 2 cases
- Targeted therapies - 2 cases
- Toxicities of systemic therapy - 2 cases
- Palliative and supportive care including end of life care - 1 case
- Clinical trials
- Other
Uterine Cancers (including Sarcoma) and Gestational Trophoblastic Diseases (including EIN, endometriosis, PAS/obstetric hemorrhage, leiomyoma) - 15 cases
- Endometrial Cancer - 7 cases
- Preoperative workup and eligibility for surgery
- Surgical management
- Systemic therapy - 2 cases
- Radiation therapy - 2 cases
- Immunotherapy - 1 case
- Hormonal therapy
- Molecular classification - 2 cases
- Clinical trials
- Uterine Sarcomas
- Surgical management
- Systemic therapy
- GTD
- Surgical management
- Systemic therapy
- Obstetric Hemorrhage
- Other
Cervical, Vulvar, and Vaginal Cancers (including Dysplasia, Radiation, and Misc; e.g., intraoperative consultation) - 15 cases
- Preinvasive Disease
- Cervical Cancer
- Surgical Management - 1 case
- Systemic therapy - 1 case
- Radiation therapy - 1 case
- Palliative care - 1 case
- Survivorship - 1 case
- Vaginal Cancer
- Surgical management
- Radiation therapy
- Rare histology
- Vulvar Cancer
- Surgical management
- Systemic therapy
- Radiation therapy
- Palliative care
- Survivorship
- Clinical trials
- Other
Offering a suboptimal alternative to the in-person exam would not fulfill our responsibility to OB-GYN patients.
Submit a list of 30 patients (no more or fewer) from your practice in each of the three sections. The required number of patients in each category is shown. Each patient must be listed only once. An autogenerated Case ID will be assigned for HIPAA compliance. Please keep record of this information for use, if audited.
Non-Obstetrical Complications of Pregnancy - exactly 30 cases
- Critical care management - 1 case
- Cardiac, cardiovascular (chronic hypertension) and pulmonary (asthma, pneumonia) - 4 cases
- Endocrine disorders - 5 cases
- Gastrointestinal disease or bariatric surgery - 2 cases
- Hematologic or oncologic disorders - 4 cases
- Immunological, including autoimmune disorders or transplants - 3 cases
- Infectious disease - 4 cases
- Neurological or psychiatric, including substance use disorders - 2 cases
- Renal disease - 2 cases
- Surgical burns, trauma, or anesthetic complications - 2 cases
Obstetrical and Surgical Complications - 30 cases
- Multiple gestations and complications excluding twin-twin transfusion syndrome - 5 cases
- Abnormal placentation including placenta previa, vasa previa, placenta accreta spectrum - 4 cases
- Gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, or eclampsia - 5 cases
- Preterm labor and preterm birth - 5 cases
- Preterm premature rupture of membranes (PPROM) - 3 cases
- Cervical shortening, cervical insufficiency, or cerclage - 3 cases
- Recurrent pregnancy loss or uterine malformations - 2 cases
- Fetal death - 2 cases
- Antepartum and postpartum intensive care, including massive hemorrhage, obstetric coagulopathy, or sepsis - 3 cases
Fetal Complications, Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics - 30 cases
- Alloimmunization, immune, or non-immune hydrops - 3 cases
- Fetal anatomic/ultrasonographic anomalies - 8 cases
- Multiple gestation including complications of monochorionicity - 4 cases
- Fetal chromosomal or genetic abnormalities - 5 cases
- Fetal growth restriction - 3 cases
- Fetal infections/Infectious workup - 2 cases
- Fetal arrythmia - 2 cases
- Placental, umbilical cord, or amniotic fluid imaging abnormalities and cord abnormalities, including marginal and velamentous cord insertions; excluding placenta previa and accreta spectrum - 3 cases
- Invasive procedure - 1 case
The minimum number of patients in each category is shown. Each patient must be listed only once. An autogenerated Case ID will be assigned for HIPAA compliance. Please keep record of this information for use, if audited.
Foundations of Reproductive Medicine
- Medical management - minimum of 15 cases across 9 categories
- Surgical management - minimum of 10 cases across 8 categories
- Thyroid
- Neuroendocrine (eg, hyperprolactinemia, hypogonadism)
- PCOS and hyperandrogenism
- Adrenal disorders
- Amenorrhea (not PCOS)
- AUB, leiomyoma, and endometrial disorders
- POI and menopause
- Endometriosis and adenomyosis
- Transgender care
- Obesity
- Disorders of puberty
- Endometriosis/adenomyosis
- Leiomyoma
- Polyps
- Asherman syndrome
- Congenital anomalies
- Surgical complications
- Preoperative management of the medically complex surgical patient
- Tubal surgery
- Ovarian surgery
- Pelvic adhesive disease
Pregnancy and Genetics - minimum of 25 cases; within 6 of the 9 categories, with two required categories
- Preconception genetic screening and counseling
- PGT
- Endocrinology in pregnancy
- Medical management of first-trimester pregnancy loss
- Medical management of ectopic pregnancy, PUL
- Recurrent pregnancy loss
- Surgical management of ectopic/heterotopic pregnancy, PUL [minimum of 2 cases required]
- Surgical management of first-trimester pregnancy loss [minimum of 2 cases required]
Fertility and Infertility 25 cases across 7 categories
- Preconception screening and counseling (non-genetic)
- Female infertility
- Male infertility
- Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Techniques
- Fertility Preservation
- Managing infertility in medically complex patients
- Third party reproduction
- Complications of fertility treatment [minimum of 2 cases required]
Submit a list of patients from your practice in each section. The minimum number of patients required in each category is shown. Each patient must be listed only once. An autogenerated Case ID will be assigned for HIPAA compliance. Please keep record of this information for use, if audited.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse; Urinary Tract Injury; Special Considerations
- Surgical management – minimum of 25 cases; list all surgical prolapse cases
- Special considerations - office or surgical; 5 cases across 3 categories
- Office Management; list all urinary tract injury cases - 10 cases
- Surgical treatment of prolapse – apical suspension – vaginal
- Surgical treatment of prolapse – apical suspension – abdominal/laparoscopic/robotic
- Surgical treatment of prolapse – obliterative procedures
- Surgical treatment of prolapse – other pelvic organ prolapse
- Urinary Tract Injury
- Other URPS procedures – Any prolapse and reconstructive surgical procedure not listed elsewhere
- Congenital anomalies of the female urogenital system
- Post-cancer care
- Gender-affirming care
- Augmentation surgical materials
- Perioperative management
- Office Management: Pelvic organ prolapse - 10 cases
- Office Management: Urinary Tract Injury (consultations, preoperative planning, follow-up, etc.)
Urinary Incontinence: Frequency, Urgency, and Nocturia; UTI and Hematuria – minimum of 25 cases; with 4 required categories
- Surgical treatment of urinary incontinence – sling
- Surgical treatment of urinary incontinence – other urinary incontinence
- Surgical anorectal disorder - 1 case
- Other URPS procedures - neuromodulation
- Other URPS procedures – intravesical injections (botulinum toxin)
- Other URPS procedures – any urinary incontinence procedure not listed elsewhere
- Office management: Stress urinary incontinence – minimum of 3 cases
- Office management: Overactive bladder - minimum of 3 cases
- Office management: Nocturia - minimum of 3 cases
- Office management: Anorectal disorder - 5 cases
- Office management: Hematuria - minimum of 3 cases
Neurogenic Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Urinary Retention/Incomplete Emptying; Bladder and Myofacial Pelvic Pain; Vaginal, Urethral, and Periurethral Pain; UTI and Hematuria
- Surgical Management – list all surgical procedures
- Office Management – minimum of 15 cases; with at least 2 in each category
- Neurogenic Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Urinary Retention/Incomplete Emptying
- Bladder and Myofacial Pelvic Pain
- Urinary Tract Injury
- Vaginal, Urethral, and Periurethral Masses
- Neurogenic Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Urinary Retention/Incomplete Emptying
- Bladder and Myofacial Pelvic Pain
- Urinary Tract Injury
- Hematuria - 2 cases
- Vaginal, Urethral, and Periurethral Masses
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