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The African Well Woman's Clinic at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital Trust.


 In September 1997, the Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital Trust opened its African Well Woman's Clinic to provide counseling and support to pregnant survivors of female genital mutilation. The clinic offers deinfibulation to women at 18-20 weeks' gestation. The clinic is operated by a qualified specialist midwife with the support of a female obstetrician/gynecologist. While it is only open the first Monday of every month, the clinic has already served 33 infibulated immigrants from Somalia, one from Ethiopia, three from Sudan, and three from Eritrea. In addition, the clinic has seen five women from Nigeria and four from Sierra Leone with clitoridectomy. A December 1997 survey conducted by clinic staff revealed that health care workers felt they needed more information about female genital mutilation. Therefore, the clinic organizes lectures for medical and midwifery students and other health care workers.
