UMass Chan students travel to Rwanda to provide obstetric care ...Middle East

Naomi Stuffers and Elisa Rocha, fourth-year medical students in the T.H. Chan School of Medicine, traveled to Rwanda this fall to provide obstetric care with urogynecologist Cynthia Hall, MD, associate professor of obstetrics & gynecology, and the International Organization of Women and Development.  Stuffers and Rocha worked with surgeons, nurses and anesthesiologists alongside Rwandan medical students and physicians to repair obstetric fistulas, which are holes between the birth canal and rectum or bladder that can develop as a result of obstructed or prolonged labor. Stuffers recalled a moment in the operating room where the surgeons used sterile gloves on lighting fixtures because pla

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