Abaigeal Thompson
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Abaigeal Thompson is a rising clinician-researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of gynecologic surgery, early pregnancy detection, and patient safety protocols. Her most cited contribution, a 2024 case report on incidental uterine surgery during early pregnancy, has already garnered 2 citations—a notable impact for a recent publication. In this work, Thompson and her co-authors present a critical analysis of a robotic myomectomy performed at 4 weeks gestation following a false-negative pregnancy test, offering evidence-based management guidelines for practitioners. Her research addresses a high-stakes clinical gap: how to prevent and manage elective uterine surgery in undetected pregnancies, a scenario with significant medicolegal and ethical implications. Thompson’s work underscores the importance of rigorous preoperative screening and highlights the limitations of current pregnancy testing protocols. As a researcher committed to improving surgical safety and reproductive health outcomes, her findings serve as an essential resource for gynecologists, surgeons, and trainees navigating the complexities of incidental pregnancy during uterine procedures. Her contributions are particularly valuable for students and early-career researchers interested in patient safety, surgical ethics, and evidence-based guideline development in obstetrics and gynecology.
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