Gynaecology IllustratedThis is a visual presentation of Gynaecology aimed at undergraduate medical students. The highly eefective format is ideal for examination preparation each page covers one topic with a concise text and associated diagrams. Previously under the authorship of Govan, Hart and Callander the new author team has comprehensively revised the fifth edition of this popular student text. The titles in the illustrated series are valued by students because of their visual presentation of information and are particularly effective for examination preparations. For the more traditional courses this book will fulfil the role of a course text; for problem-based courses it will be an excellent resource for problem-solving exercises. |
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Page 72
... patient has ever suffered from tuberculosis , cardiac or endocrine disease or psychiatric illness . Previous surgical procedures should be noted especially if they may make a ... patient to patient and 72 EXAMINATION OF THE PATIENT.
... patient has ever suffered from tuberculosis , cardiac or endocrine disease or psychiatric illness . Previous surgical procedures should be noted especially if they may make a ... patient to patient and 72 EXAMINATION OF THE PATIENT.
Page 73
... patient to patient and still be within normal limits . Vague complaints are unlikely to be due to gynaecological disease . It usually occurs between 48 and 53 years . Menorrhagia at this time is not normal . The patient should be asked ...
... patient to patient and still be within normal limits . Vague complaints are unlikely to be due to gynaecological disease . It usually occurs between 48 and 53 years . Menorrhagia at this time is not normal . The patient should be asked ...
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... patients regarding risks of multiple sexual partners . 2. Indicate the use of barrier contraception . 3. Blood for transfusion must always be tested for HIV antibodies . If circumstances make this impossible , withdraw blood from the ...
... patients regarding risks of multiple sexual partners . 2. Indicate the use of barrier contraception . 3. Blood for transfusion must always be tested for HIV antibodies . If circumstances make this impossible , withdraw blood from the ...
Contents
Muscles of the pelvis | 79 |
Ovulation | 113 |
Prolapse of the posterior wall | 241 |
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abdominal abnormal abortion amenorrhoea androgen antibodies artery ascites bladder bleeding blood broad ligament carcinoma cardiovascular cause cavity cell tumour cervical chemotherapy chromosomes Clinical features coitus condition contraindications cycle cyst cystocele detrusor develop diagnosis disease dose drugs duct dyspareunia ectopic pregnancy effects embolism endometrial endometriosis endometrium epithelial epithelium examination factors failure fallopian tubes female fertilisation fibroid fistula fluid follicles glands gonadotrophin growth gynaecologist haemorrhage histological hormone hyperplasia hysterectomy iliac implantation increase infection infertility laparoscopy lesions liver male malignant menopause menstrual metastases Mifepristone mole muscle normal occur oestradiol oestrogen operation oral contraceptive osteoporosis ovarian cancer ovarian tumour ovary ovulation ovum pain palpated patient pelvic peritoneal peritoneum pessary pituitary posterior pressure progesterone progestogen prolapse risk serum sexual sperm sphincter stage stress incontinence surgery surgical sutures symptoms syndrome therapy tissue treatment tubal ultrasound ureter urethra urinary urine urogenital usually uterine uterus vaginal wall vessels vulva women