Publications and Presentations

Accepted presentations and working frameworks in restorative reproductive medicine: surgical technique, diagnostic protocol, and how the field names and measures what it treats.

Congress 2026

22nd International Clinical & Scientific Congress for Restorative Reproductive Medicine. Orlando, Florida, October 2026. Seven accepted presentations. Each poster carries a QR code linking to its entry here.

  1. Practice improvement project, plan-do-study-act format

    Systematic Mapping of the Abdomen and Pelvis (S-MAP): a standardized protocol for diagnostic laparoscopy in gynecologic fertility surgery, with a four-case incidental neoplasm series

    Naomi M. Whittaker, MD

  2. Theoretical framework

    A three-axis framework for reproductive impairment: subfertility, infertility, sterility, and the clinical scope of restorative reproductive medicine

    Naomi M. Whittaker, MD; Brian Whittaker

  3. Methods framework

    The ART Reporting Completeness (ARC) Framework: an approach for analyzing how international ART outcome registries report and present results, to support rigorous appraisal and valid comparison studies in restorative reproductive medicine

    Brian Whittaker; Naomi M. Whittaker, MD

  4. Clinical practice review

    Cervical stenosis in fertility care: an often-forgotten, easily missed, and easily treated contributor to infertility

    Naomi M. Whittaker, MD

  5. Surgical technique, working model for feedback

    Standardized Umbilical Reproducible Entry (SURE): a ten-step, single-instrument umbilical access technique for gynecologic laparoscopy

    Naomi M. Whittaker, MD

  6. Training architecture

    A three-tier training architecture for restorative reproductive medicine: office diagnostics and tubal cannulation, S-MAP diagnostics, and surgical fellowship

    Naomi M. Whittaker, MD; Brian Whittaker

  7. Conceptual framework, working vocabulary for review

    Classifying family planning methods and reproductive care by their action on the capacity to conceive

    Naomi M. Whittaker, MD; Brian Whittaker