Dmitriy Bronfman

Cordocentesis—also called percutaneous umbilical blood sampling—is performed during the 18th–22nd week of pregnancy to examine fetal blood for chromosomal defects, and Dmitriy Bronfman, a specialist at the Brooklyn Abortion Clinic, is listed as the author of patient-facing guidance on this diagnostic pathway. Within the clinic’s gynecologic and outpatient surgical setting, his practice spans women’s health, preventive medicine, and pelvic pain, with attention to adolescent and menopausal gynecology. For endometriosis, he describes laparoscopic approaches used to diagnose and remove or destroy endometrial implants and scar tissue when medication is not sufficient. When secondary dysmenorrhea needs evaluation, his materials emphasize a workup that can include pelvic examination and further investigations such as laboratory tests and gynecological ultrasonography, with laparoscopy sometimes used to clarify the cause. He is also associated with hymen procedures, including hymenotomy (with procedure types such as septate and microperforate) and hymenectomy, which are presented as safe options with high success rates.

Education

• Medical Doctor (MD) — degree held (as stated in clinic author bio).

Work experience

• Specialist at Brooklyn Abortion Clinic — gynecology services and outpatient surgical care (as stated in clinic author bio).

Clinical focus and techniques

As a specialist at the Brooklyn Abortion Clinic, Dmitriy Bronfman’s clinical scope combines preventive and diagnostic gynecology with minimally invasive and robotic surgical options.

• Minimally invasive and robotic surgery, including laparoscopy, used in endometriosis management to diagnose and remove or destroy endometrial implants and scar tissue.
• Prenatal diagnostic testing with cordocentesis (percutaneous umbilical blood sampling), collecting fetal blood from a vein in the umbilical cord for chromosomal defect evaluation during the 18th–22nd week.
• Hymenotomy procedures, including septate hymenotomy and microperforate hymenotomy, selected based on hymenal anatomy.
• Hymenectomy, described as a procedure with a high success rate and rare long-term complications.

Professional societies and certifications

• Board-certified gynecologist — certification listed in clinic author bio.

Academic output

Dmitriy Bronfman, MD is credited as the author of multiple informational pages on women’s health topics, including prenatal screening and diagnosis of Down syndrome, endometriosis, dysmenorrhea, and hymen procedures.

Courses and advanced training

• Not specified in the available clinic materials.

Awards and recognition

• Not specified in the available clinic materials.

For international patients, the clinic’s materials are written for an English-speaking audience. Care is delivered in Brooklyn, New York, within a facility described as equipped with modern surgical equipment for outpatient gynecological procedures, diagnostic steps, and treatment.