ob-gyn

or ob/gyn, OB/GYN

[ oh-bee-jee-wahy-en ]

1. obstetrical-gynecological.
2. obstetrician-gynecologist.
3. obstetrics and gynecology.

Example Sentences

“As time has gone on, we see more of an association with cannabis use in pregnancy and certain birth outcomes in particular, like admission to the neonatal care intensive care unit,” said Dr. Mishka Terplan, an OB-GYN and addiction medicine doctor at the Friends Research Institute.

From Salon

Dr. Alice Rothchild is a retired OB-GYN and a member of Jewish Voice for Peace, a national, membership-based organization “working towards Palestinian freedom and Judaism beyond Zionism.”

From Salon

Osinoff said the doctor “provided excellent care for thousands of patients in the Los Angeles community” during his decades as a board-certified OB-GYN.

From Los Angeles Times

OB-GYN William Hawkins saw that Crain had a temperature of 102.8 and an abnormally high pulse, according to records; a nurse noted that Crain rated her abdominal pain as a seven out of 10.

From Salon

“She should have never left, never left,” said Elise Boos, an OB-GYN in Tennessee.

From Salon