dr. jen ashton is with us with a reality check. hospitalization? >> first of all, we absolutely have such things as emergency surgery. remember, endometriosis is a most time we do surgery is elective and managed as an outpatient. sometimes it can be required to do some kind of surgery, if there's a cyst, if it's rupturing, a small bowl obstruction. >> so something went wrong obviously on this. lot of people suffer from this as you say, but it's not talked about a lot. >> mini med school here, some basic anatomy, on varies, the fallopian tube, endomtriosis gets disbursed all over. and those glands are hormone yally responsive. they con trabt along with the uterus. they can cause problems with that. they can cause air in the lung. we have seen it in incisions on really it's the complications that can be so problematic. >> so, is that what leads to the cyst? >> right, a cyst, a blood-filled cyst that can become quite large and in some cases can rupture. but to be clear, our on varies make cysts for a living. >> okay, you have lot more information on t

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dr. jen ashton and see that. see the results. it looks very good. what is the traditional face-lift, how do you compare the two. >> surgical face-lift is the gold standard but it might not be right for every woman or man because men are undergoing both, as well. so to compare them, let's look at them, you know, on a couple of parameters head-to-head. first of all, cost as deb said, this is a fraction of the cost, but it's not cheap. this is going to vary based on location and who does it. $3,000 and potentially something you might have to repeat every 18 months you can rapidly get up recovery time we heard. slim to none with this. you know, several weeks for surgery and then the time that it will last, this is not apples toales. this is apples to oranges. you know, this might be right for one person. it's all about selecting the right patient candidate. >> but isn't this fall under what is old is new again. weren't we talking about this in the '90s. >> we saw -- we did. we heard about this years ago, the threading technique. what's new here are the

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dr. jen ashton joins us now. the study changes the way we're thinking about this. should expectant mom bs worried? >> think everyone is concerned. pregnant women and obstetricians and health officials. still more questions than answers at this point. this study was in the new england journal of medicine. followed 88 pregnant women in brazil. went on to test positive. the findings were concerning. two suffered first trimester miscarriages. two suffered third trimester fetal death. 30% had abnormal ultrasounds. this study indicated zika can affect women in all stages of pregnancy. it suggested there is a compromised function of the placenta, which then affects the fetus. we need to emphasize, this is association, observation. we haven't proven cause and effect. but this was a big study. >> devastates ing for those families. advice is now, if you're worried, you have been exposed, have ultrasounds. >> deeper dive on those. when we do ultrasounds in pregnancy, we're not looking at one point in time. we're doing that, making observations. we're following that fetus over

dr. jen ashton joins us now. the study changes the way we're thinking about this. should expectant moms be worried? that's what a lot of people want to know. >> i think everyone is concerned. pregnant women and obstetricians and health officials. at this time, absolutely still more questions than answers. i want to be clear. this was a study appearing in "the new england journal of medicine." followed 88 pregnant women in brazil. most of them had symptoms and went on to test positive. the findings were concerning. two suffered first trimester miscarriages. two suffered third trimester fetal death. and 29% of those women who had ultrasounds had abnormalities on the ultrasound that showed the fetal brain was being affected. this study indicated zika can affect women in all stages of pregnancy. it suggested there is a fetus. we need to emphasize, this is association, observation. we haven't proven cause and effect. but this was a big study. >> devastating for those families. doctors, right now, the advice is as i understand it, if you're worried you have been exposed,