Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Annemette W. Lykkebo
Tel.: +45 2115 3404
E-mail: annemette.wildfang.lykkebo@rsyd.dk

Pia
Tel.: 45 4043 3366
E-mail: Pia.Dybdal@rsyd.dk

Anette Lund Frederiksen
Tel.: +45 2055 4008
E-mail: anette.frederiksen@rsyd.dk

Jens Fedder
Tel.: +45 6541 3253
Email: jens.fedder@rsyd.dk

Peter Humaidan
Tel.: +45 6541 2334
Email: peter.humaidan@rsyd.dk

Vibeke Rasch
Tel.: +45 6541 1634
Email: Vibeke.Rasch@rsyd.dk

Pernille Ravn
Tel.: +45 6541 2371
Email: Pernille.Ravn@rsyd.dk

Jan Stener Jørgensen
Tel.: +45 6541 2346
Email: Jan.Stener.Joergensen@rsyd.dk

Ronald Lamont
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Olav Istre
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Core Tasks
ThThe Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics is one of four specialist departments within gynaecology and obstetrics in the Region of Southern Denmark.
Overall, the highly specialised functions include:
Gynaecological oncology
Infertility
Uterine artery embolisation for leiomyomata
Complicated prolapse and incontinence
Pregnancy with complicated medical or surgical disorders
Prenatal diagnostics.
Overall, the Department is responsible for 24 highly specialised functions, see the new speciality plan.
Staff
The department is managed by a lead consultant, a head nurse and a head of midwifery. The Department's wards, outpatient departments, maternity ward, surgery ward, fertility clinic and other sections are managed by section/clinic management. This management typically comprises a lead consultant as well as a lead nurse and/or a lead midwife.
The department's medical staff (66) comprises:
1 lead consultant
6 professsorships, two of which are guest proffersorships
34 consultants
25 junior physicians
Other staffing (full-time positions) in 2012: Nurses, social and healthcare assistants/nursing aides, midwives, biologists, psychologists, social advisors, laboratory technologists, medical secretaries/clerical assistants, specialist and others Total 407.
Link to the Department's pages on the University of Southern Denmark website
Research Areas
Common gynaecology:
Different aspects of endometriosis
Hormone replacement therapy in peri- and postmenopausal women
Hereditary breast-ovarian cancer
Embolisation of uterine fibroids
Genital infections
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), adiposity and the female hormonal profile
Fertility:
Clinical studies on hormonal factors controlling human female reproduction
In vitro maturation (IVM) of human oocytes in the treatment of infertility (PhD project)
Studies on LH receptor expression in human ovarian granulosa cells
Studies on human embryonal stem cells
Preimplantation genetic disorders
Improvement of procedures for Intra Uterine Insemination (IUI)
Male infertility
Gynaecological oncology:
Case management
Delay in treatment of gynaecologic cancer patients
Psychological aspects in treatment of gynaecologic cancer patients
Translational research. Use of microarray techniques and proteomics in diagnosing and prognostication of women with ovarian cancer
Key figures
Employees | 523 |
Beds | 95 |
Number of delivery rooms | 15 |
Operating tables | 41/uge |
Outpatient visitis | 115.823 |
Patients discharged | 13.643 |
Births | 4.650 |