Tubal Reversal News

News and Information About Tubal Ligation Reversal

Tubal Reversal News for Web Browsers

"I had my tubal reversal surgery in August and two months later I was pregnant. We would like to thank Dr. Berger from the bottom of our hearts for making our little miracle happen."
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Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center provides news feeds updated daily about the newest information regarding surgery to reverse tubal ligation. The links below will display these in your web browser. The next section on this page describes how to access news reports with a feed reader.

Tubal Reversal Blog - Blog articles about tubal ligation reversal.

Tubal Reversal News - Most recent news articles about tubal reversal.

Tubal Reversal News Archives - All previous news articles about tubal reversal.

Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome News - News about PTLS.

Today's Topics - Today's discussion topics on the Tubal Reversal Message Board.

Latest Website Additions - New pages on the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center web site.

Press Information - Media resources about outpatient tubal ligation reversal.

Tubal Reversal XML News Feeds

The orange XML buttons below link to rss files that can be read with a feed reader. The rss format is used primarily for distributing news headlines and content. Once installed, the feed reader can update your news files automatically each day.

Tubal Reversal RSS News Feed:

Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome RSS News Feed:

Tubal Reversal Net XML Site Map

How to Install a News Feed Reader

To install a feedreader for viewing rss files, follow these steps:

First download Feedreader.
a. Click "Open" when the File Download dialog box appears.
b. Install Feedreader by executing the Install Set-up steps.
Click on "New" in the upper left hand portion of the menu bar.
To have Tubal Reversal News downloaded by the feedreader, type http://news.tubal-reversal.net/chtrc.rss in the dialogue box and click "Next".
To have PTSL News downloaded by the feedreader, type http://news.tubal-reversal.net/ptls.xml in the dialogue box and click "Next".

To learn more about RSS format on the net, a good place to start is Yahoo. Click the "add to my.yahoo" button below to subscribe to our RSS news feeds at www.my.yahoo.com.