Specialty
Urogynecology
Urogynecologists focus on pelvic floor conditions such as urinary leakage, overactive bladder and pelvic organ prolapse. The registry still uses the older label “Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery”.
1,281registry records
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Alabama13Alaska1Arizona29Arkansas8California117Colorado21Connecticut21Delaware4District of Columbia12Florida104Georgia38Hawaii7Idaho2Illinois59Indiana25Iowa7Kansas8Kentucky13Louisiana14Maine11Maryland27Massachusetts43Michigan37Minnesota25Mississippi5Missouri23Montana2Nebraska9Nevada12New Hampshire5New Jersey39New Mexico9New York80North Carolina44North Dakota1Ohio60Oklahoma12Oregon22Pennsylvania61Puerto Rico9Rhode Island9South Carolina14South Dakota3Tennessee24Texas94Utah4Vermont1Virginia39Washington25West Virginia4Wisconsin25
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Source: American Urogynecologic Society. Registry specialty is self-reported to NPPES; confirm certification and current services directly.