In this “1 on 1” conversation, Professor Marzena Dębska answers Tomasz Lisa's insightful questions about the challenges in the work of obstetricians and gynecologists in contemporary Poland, the program of universal prenatal examinations, and the debate around abortion. Although the topics covered relate to fundamental issues, the interview does not lack a sense of humor, sensitivity and warmth.
Medicine is developing at an extremely fast pace, and what a dozen years ago seemed impossible, today is happening before our eyes. Even chronically ill women, if they are under the care of doctors, can safely become pregnant and give birth to a healthy baby. Prof. Marzena Dębska, a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology and fetal therapy, spoke about this on Dzień Dobry TVN. She also gave mothers-to-be a crucial piece of advice.
HPV is a very dangerous virus that can contribute, among other things, to the development of cervical cancer. Three high school students from Warsaw - as part of the first practical Olympiad “Released from Theory” - started the action “Don't give yourself HPV”. Where did this idea come from? Why is knowledge about HPV so important? The initiators of the action and Prof. Marzena Dębska, a specialist in gynecology and obstetrics, told about this in Dzień Dobry TVN.
In fact, we laugh in front of the whole world, mainly in front of Europe, because our citizens terminate pregnancies in all neighboring countries - said in “Facts after Facts” on TVN24 professor Marzena Dębska, specialist in gynecology, obstetrics and perinatology. She added that “the role of the state is not to moralize, it is not to create prohibitions and intimidate.”
I try to ensure maximum safety for my patients. Are the patients safe? They certainly do not feel safe - said in “Facts by Facts” gynecologist Professor Marzena Dębska. She added that “the problem is bad legislation and we should do everything we can to change that.”
Good news for women! Minister Izabela Leszczyna announced the project “Safe Conscious Self”. There are plans to introduce in vitro reimbursement, the absence of restrictions on prenatal examinations, emergency contraception, anesthesia of childbirth, punishment of hospitals for refusing legal abortion, the spread of HPV vaccination and other long-awaited changes. That's great news! We rejoice, keep our fingers crossed and look forward to the realization! 😊
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More than 140 operations on the hearts of babies in the womb. Five thousand intrauterine procedures. Professor Marzena Dębska co-created one of the most important centers of perinatology in the world. Gynecologist, women's rights defender and obstetrician. She can talk about the miracle of birth for hours. Educator. She cares about the health of women of all ages. First menstruation, pregnancy, infertility, menopause, prevention of gynecological tumors. A doctor on a mission. Our woman of 30 years.
Support, sincerity in contact with the other woman. Just such supportive conversations were prepared for you by Dr. Monika Łukasiewicz, gynecologist.
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The Polish specialist in the field of perinatology has 140 operations for heart defects in the womb. Colleagues say that she has entered the heights of medicine - she carries out a complicated procedure on a heart the size of a pentagram. She was appreciated by the parents of the rescued children, now the recognition came from abroad. Prof. Marzena Dębska received an award in the field of therapy of heart defects in fetuses.
Until a dozen years ago, children who came into the world with serious heart defects had no chance of survival. Fortunately, advances in medicine have made it possible to save their lives while they are still in the womb. Such an operation was undergone by Victoria and her son.
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