Welcome to the CPTwomen, Tubal.org, your source for information about the side effects of female sterilization, salpingectomy, tubal ligation, Essure, and clips.
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The Coalition for Post Tubal Women (CPTwomen) advocates for women's health rights. We work to educate women and the public of side effects to tubal sterilization and to promote change. Tubal.org acts as portal for all women and groups interested in learning about and working on these issues and is a collective hub and central resource center and a social networking subscription membership site. Registration is free.
Learn More about:
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The Coalition for Post Tubal Women - Mission Statement
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Tubal Ligation/Sterilization Outcome Research Study
Founding Members/Advocates:
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Susan Bucher, BSN, RN Founder of the CPTwomen, creator of www.Tubal.org.
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Vikki Hufnagel, MD: Notable Doyen Delegate to the CPTwomen. The first MD to come forth and fully expose and document female surgical abuses in the United States was Dr. Vicki Hufnagel, an OBGYN. In the 80’s, Hufnagel defined and reported on post tubal ligation syndrome (PTLS) to peer review medical associations and wrote the first papers describing a need to change the informed consent to inform women about this condition.
Media inquiries regarding tubal ligation issues and informed consent: email
