urogynecology – MD Update

Focusing on Female Pelvic Floor Disorders

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ELIZABETHTOWN “Female pelvic floor disorders are ubiquitous,” says Susan Tate, MD, urogynecologist and reconstructive pelvic surgeon with Hardin Memorial Health’s