Pathology of the Female Reproductive Tract

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Front cover; Robboy's Pathology of the Female Reproductive Tract; Copyright page; Table of contents; Contributors; Foreword; Preface; Dedication; Acknowledgements; CHAPTER 1: Embryology; INTRODUCTION; GONADAL DEVELOPMENT; MÜLLERIAN AND WOLFFIAN DUCT DEVELOPMENT; EXTERNAL GENITALIA; REFERENCES; CHAPTER 2: Vulvar dermatoses and infections; INTRODUCTION; COMMON DERMATOSES AFFECTING THE VULVA; LESS COMMON DERMATOSES THAT FREQUENTLY INVOLVE THE VULVA; REFERENCES; APPENDIX 2.1 COMMON CLINICAL DERMATOLOGIC TERMS; APPENDIX 2.2 COMMON DERMATOPATHOLOGIC TERMS. Front cover Robboy's Pathology of the Female Reproductive Tract Copyright page Table of contents Contributors Foreword Preface Dedication Acknowledgements CHAPTER 1: Embryology INTRODUCTION GONADAL DEVELOPMENT MÜLLERIAN AND WOLFFIAN DUCT DEVELOPMENT EXTERNAL GENITALIA REFERENCES CHAPTER 2: Vulvar dermatoses and infections INTRODUCTION COMMON DERMATOSES AFFECTING THE VULVA LESS COMMON DERMATOSES THAT FREQUENTLY INVOLVE THE VULVA REFERENCES APPENDIX 2.1 COMMON CLINICAL DERMATOLOGIC TERMS APPENDIX 2.2 COMMON DERMATOPATHOLOGIC TERMS. CHAPTER 3: Vulvar cysts, neoplasms, and related lesionsCYSTS BENIGN KERATINOCYTIC NEOPLASMS PREMALIGNANT KERATINOCYTIC NEOPLASMS MALIGNANT KERATINOCYTIC NEOPLASMS MELANOCYTIC LESIONS SKIN APPENDAGE NEOPLASMS VASCULAR LESIONS MISCELLANEOUS LESIONS MISCELLANEOUS LESIONS OF AFFILIATED STRUCTURES REFERENCES CHAPTER 4: Vulvar mesenchymal neoplasms and tumor-like conditions TUMOR-LIKE CONDITIONS BENIGN NEOPLASMS LOCALLY RECURRENT NEOPLASMS MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS REFERENCES CHAPTER 5: Vagina NORMAL STRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS VAGINAL CYSTS. BENIGN EFFECTS OF DIETHYLSTILBESTROL ON THE VAGINATUMOR-LIKE CONDITIONS BENIGN TUMORS SQUAMOUS NEOPLASIA GLANDULAR LESIONS OTHER PRIMARY MALIGNANT TUMORS OF THE VAGINA MALIGNANT VAGINAL TUMORS IN CHILDHOOD LYMPHOMA SECONDARY TUMORS OF THE VAGINA REFERENCES CHAPTER 6: Cervical benign and non-neoplastic conditions NORMAL STRUCTURE PHYSIOLOGIC CHANGES IN THE CERVIX AND THE FORMATION OF THE TRANSFORMATION ZONE THE CONGENITAL TRANSFORMATION ZONE INFLAMMATORY (CERVICITIS) TO REGENERATIVE CHANGES EPITHELIAL INFLAMMATORY CHANGES HEALING/REGENERATING EPITHELIUM NON-NEOPLASTIC CHANGES. LESIONS OF THE ENDOCERVICAL GLANDULAR EPITHELIUMLESIONS RELATED TO EXOGENOUS STIMULI OTHER NON-NEOPLASTIC CONDITIONS CERVICAL POLYP BENIGN TUMORS REFERENCES CHAPTER 7: Cervix: epidemiology of squamous neoplasia EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE THE ETIOLOGIC AGENT: HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS (HPV) HPV: ROUTES OF TRANSMISSION HPV COFACTORS PREVENTION OF CERVICAL CANCER CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENT REFERENCES CHAPTER 8: Cervical precancer (intraepithelial neoplasia), including functional biomarkers and colposcopy NTRODUCTION. CERVICAL INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA (CIN): AN EVOLVING CONCEPTCOLPOSCOPY, A TECHNIQUE (SOMEWHAT) USEFUL FOR DETECTION OF CIN COLPOSCOPIC APPEARANCES REFERENCES CHAPTER 9: Cervical squamous cell carcinoma MICROINVASIVE CARCINOMA INVASIVE CARCINOMA REFERENCES CHAPTER 10: Cervical glandular neoplasia CERVICAL GLANDULAR INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA PRECLINICAL CARCINOMA INVASIVE ADENOCARCINOMA REFERENCES CHAPTER 11: Miscellaneous cervical neoplasms EPITHELIAL TUMORS NEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS SARCOMAS OR TUMORS WITH A SARCOMATOUS COMPONENT MALIGNANT MELANOMA.