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January 08, 2014 · No Comments
Coagulation Methods of Tubal Ligation Bipolar tubal coagulation Bipolar tubal coagulation is the most popular method of laparoscopic female sterilization in the United States. With this method of tubal ligation, the fallopian tube is grasped between two poles of electrical conducting forceps, and electrical current passes through the tube between the two ends of the […]
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November 21, 2013 · No Comments
” Dr. Monteith, Tubes were cut, tied and burned. Lab confirmation of positive pregnancy 11/19/2013.”
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November 04, 2013 · No Comments
“Thank you Dr. Monteith and all the staff there! We have been so blessed to have found your facility and get the opportunity to have our miracle baby!” Tracy F., Alsea, Oregon.
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September 26, 2013 · No Comments
“When I had my tubal reversal two years ago I didn’t think it would really happen. Not once, but twice now we have been reassured that my surgery was successful. Thank you Dr. Berger for making our dreams a reality.” Sara M., Virginia
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September 25, 2013 · No Comments
“Today is the second day my menstrual period is late. I took 2 EPT that showed positive., I don’t want to jump the gun, but I really hope I am pregnant!” Willesha K.
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July 25, 2013 · No Comments
“Thank you God for another pregnancy and thank you Dr. Berger and the staff.” Marceline P., Miami, Florida
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June 09, 2013 · No Comments
“Doctor Monteith told me within a year and it will happen, but the waiting part of it was hard. Please pray for the baby to go into the uterus. I will call my doctor as soon as they open.” Tashia C., Grants Pass, Oregon
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April 18, 2013 · No Comments
“Dr. Monteith, So excited for this pregnancy! Last one was ectopic but this one is looking good! Thanks again to all the amazing staff for everything.” Tracy F., Alsea, Oregon
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April 09, 2013 · No Comments
“We tried to conceive for years, and I used ovulation prediction kits, charted temps, and did a million other things trying to conceive, but I had no luck. Then, a few years after my tubal reversal, I had surgery to remove a fibroid and became pregnant the following cycle.” Jennifer S., Burlington, Kentucky
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