0 a doctor skilled in the treatment of women's diseases, especially those of the reproductive organs
1 a doctor who specializes in gynecology
A whole host of medical tests designed to diagnose fetal defects are prescribed by the woman's gynecologist according to the weeks of the pregnancy.
The wheel has become widely accepted among gynecologists because it offers several functional advantages.
This separation may also be seen as functional, since pregnant women rarely go to the gynecologist for a checkup before their expected period.
Since many women turn to private care during their pregnancy, an involvement of private gynecologists in these working groups is probably required.
Most doctors, gynecologists included, agreed that some form of regulated exercise helped to strengthen the body in order to ward off disease agents.
Pregnancy is cared for by gynecologists almost exclusively.
However, the relative homogeneity in the use of the term among internists, surgeons, and gynecologists indicates that it is primarily a hospital jargon.
Because there are few clinical geneticists, health professionals working in prenatal diagnosis are mostly gynecologists and pediatricians, with varying levels of training in clinical genetics.
