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Management of Common Problems in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Fifth Edition

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ISBN
9781405169165, 9781444323030
DOI
10.1002/9781444323030
Language
english
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PDF
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11 MB (12057930 bytes)
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560\560
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2013-08-01 04:00:00

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Content: Chapter 1 Cervical Insufficiency and Cerclage (pages 1–4): Bhuvan Pathak, James A. McGregor and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 2 Preterm Premature Rupture of the Membranes (pages 5–8): Paola AghajanianChapter 3 Preterm Labor: Diagnosis and Management (pages 9–11): Joseph G. Ouzounian and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 4 Post?Term Pregnancy (pages 12–15): Patrick M. Mullin and David A. MillerChapter 5 Multiple Gestations (pages 16–20): Ramen H. ChmaitChapter 6 Fetal Growth Restriction (pages 21–25): Patrick M. Mullin and Marc H. IncerpiChapter 7 Rhesus Disease and Isoimmunization (pages 26–29): Ramen H. ChmaitChapter 8 Diagnosis and Management of Macrosomia (pages 30–32): Joseph G. Ouzounian and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 9 Labor Induction (pages 33–36): Patrick M. MullinChapter 10 Abnormal Labor (pages 37–40): Emiliano Chavira and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 11 Operative Vaginal Delivery (pages 41–44): Marc H. IncerpiChapter 12 Shoulder Dystocia (pages 45–47): Joseph G. Ouzounian and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 13 Chorio?Amnionitis and Postpartum Endometritis (pages 48–51): Marc H. IncerpiChapter 14 Vaginal Birth after Cesarean (pages 52–56): David A. MillerChapter 15 Placenta Previa and Abruptio Placentae (pages 57–61): David A. MillerChapter 16 Placenta Accreta (pages 62–66): Richard H. Lee and David A. MillerChapter 17 Postpartum Hemorrhage (pages 67–70): Richard H. LeeChapter 18 Fetal Death (pages 71–75): Marc H. Incerpi and Ronna JurowChapter 19 Assessing the Obstetric Role in the Brain?Damaged Newborn (pages 76–80): David A. MillerChapter 20 Lactation Management (pages 81–85): Brendan GrubbsChapter 21 Heart Disease in Pregnancy (pages 86–89): Uri Elkayam and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 22 Asthma during Pregnancy (pages 90–96): Martin N. MontoroChapter 23 Thyroid Disease in Pregnancy: Hyperthyroidism (pages 97–101): Martin N. Montoro and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 24 Thyroid Disease in Pregnancy: Hypothyroidism (pages 102–105): Martin N. MontoroChapter 25 Seizure Disorders and Headaches in Pregnancy (pages 106–111): Laura KalayjianChapter 26 Anemia and Thrombocytopenia in Pregnancy (pages 112–116): Patrick M. Mullin and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 27 Venous Thromboembolism and Inherited Thrombophilias (pages 117–126): Martin N. MontoroChapter 28 Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and The Antiphospholipid Syndrome (pages 127–130): Martin N. Montoro and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 29 Urinary Tract Infections in Pregnancy: From Symptomatic Bacteriuria to Pyelonephritis (pages 131–134): Bhuvan PathakChapter 30 Diabetes Mellitus in Pregnancy (pages 135–140): Carolina ReyesChapter 31 Gastrointestinal Disorders in Pregnancy (pages 141–144): Michael J. Fassett and Richard H. LeeChapter 32 Viral Exposures during Pregnancy (pages 145–149): Alice M. StekChapter 33 HIV in Pregnancy (pages 150–155): Alice M. StekChapter 34 Trauma in Pregnancy (pages 156–159): Marc H. IncerpiChapter 35 Hypertension in Pregnancy (pages 160–164): David A. MillerChapter 36 Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy Including Hyperemesis Gravidarum (pages 165–171): T. Murphy Goodwin and Martin N. MontoroChapter 37 The Acute Abdomen during Pregnancy: Ovarian Torsion, Appendicitis (pages 172–175): Marc H. IncerpiChapter 38 Mood and Anxiety Disorders (pages 176–179): Bruce Kovacs and Emily DossettChapter 39 The Older Gravida (pages 180–183): Bhuvan PathakChapter 40 Obesity in Pregnancy (pages 184–186): Paola AghajanianChapter 41 Teratogen Exposure in Pregnancy (pages 187–191): Bruce Kovacs and Emiliano ChaviraChapter 42 Electronic Fetal Monitoring: Definitions and Principles (pages 192–195): David A. MillerChapter 43 Electronic Fetal Monitoring: A Systematic Approach (pages 196–199): David A. MillerChapter 44 Second? and Third?Trimester Obstetric Ultrasound (pages 200–202): Giuliana S. SongsterChapter 45 Prenatal Screening for Genetic Disorders (pages 203–205): Giuliana S. SongsterChapter 46 Antepartum Testing (pages 206–210): David A. MillerChapter 47 Preconception Counseling and Reproductive Life Planning (pages 211–215): Carolina ReyesChapter 48 Fetal Lung Maturation, the Respiratory Distress Syndrome, and Antenatal Steroid Therapy (pages 216–219): Emiliano Chavira and T. Murphy GoodwinChapter 49 Fetal Interventions (pages 220–224): Ramen H. ChmaitChapter 50 Vulvovaginitis (pages 225–230): Aaron Epstein and Subir RoyChapter 51 Sexually Transmitted Diseases (pages 231–234): Peyman Saadat and Subir RoyChapter 52 Genital Herpes (pages 235–238): Mario J. Pineda and Subir RoyChapter 53 Pelvic Infection (pages 239–244): Peyman Saadat and Subir RoyChapter 54 Prevention of Postoperative Surgical Site Gynecologic Infections (pages 245–248): Uma Chandavarkar and Subir RoyChapter 55 Prepubertal Vulvovaginitis (pages 249–252): Jenny M. Jaque and Claire TemplemanChapter 56 Dysmenorrhea (pages 253–255): Uma Chandavarkar and Subir RoyChapter 57 Chronic Pelvic Pain (pages 256–260): Judy Chen and Subir RoyChapter 58 Abnormal and Dysfunctional Bleeding (pages 261–266): Marc J. KalanChapter 59 Premenstrual Syndrome (pages 267–270): Sara Twogood and Jennifer IsraelChapter 60 Adnexal Masses (pages 271–274): Judy Chen and Lynda D. RomanChapter 61 Ectopic Pregnancy: Diagnosis and Management (pages 275–278): Vanessa Sun and Donna ShoupeChapter 62 Endoscopic Surgery (pages 279–285): Allan S. Lichtman and Claire E. TemplemanChapter 63 Postsurgical Adhesion Formation and Prevention (pages 286–290): Claire E. Templeman, Joseph D. Campeau and Gere S. diZeregaChapter 64 Uterine Leiomyomata (pages 291–294): Brendan Grubbs and Robert IsraelChapter 65 Breast Disorders (pages 295–299): Heather R. MacdonaldChapter 66 Rectovaginal Injuries (pages 300–302): Brendan Grubbs and Subir RoyChapter 67 Prepubertal Vulvar Lacerations and Hematomas, Labial Adhesions, and Prolapse of the Urethra (pages 303–305): Jenny M. Jaque and Claire E. TemplemanChapter 68 Female Sexual Function and Dysfunction (pages 306–313): Lauren RubalChapter 69 Endometriosis (pages 314–318): Lauren Rubal and Robert IsraelChapter 70 Urinary Incontinence (pages 319–324): John Klutke and Begum OzelChapter 71 Urinary Tract Injuries (pages 325–327): Micheline Wong and Begum OzelChapter 72 Fistulae (pages 328–332): Micheline Wong and Begum ozelChapter 73 Pelvic Organ Prolapse (pages 333–337): Micheline Wong and Begum OzelChapter 74 Infections of the Lower Urinary Tract (pages 338–340): Christina Dancz and Begum OzelChapter 75 Voiding Dysfunction (pages 341–344): Rebecca Urwitz?lane and Begum OzelChapter 76 Painful Bladder Syndrome/Interstitial Cystitis (pages 345–347): Begum OzelChapter 77 Urethral Disorders (pages 348–350): Rebecca Urwitz?Lane and Begum OzelChapter 78 Anal Incontinence (pages 351–354): Ticaria Jackson and Begum OzelChapter 79 Preinvasive Disease of the Lower Genital Tract (pages 355–358): Amy D. Brockmeyer and Laila I. MuderspachChapter 80 Vulvar Carcinoma (pages 359–360): Merieme Klobocista and Laila I. MuderspachChapter 81 Vaginal Carcinoma (pages 361–363): Huyen Q. PhamChapter 82 Cervical Cancer (pages 364–367): Lynda D. RomanChapter 83 Endometrial Hyperplasia: Diagnosis and Management (pages 368–369): Huyen Q. PhamChapter 84 Endometrial Carcinoma: Evaluation and Management (pages 370–372): Melissa Moffitt and Laila I. MuderspachChapter 85 Ovarian Carcinoma: Management (pages 373–375): Lynda D. RomanChapter 86 Special Tumors of the Ovary (pages 376–378): Annie A. YessaianChapter 87 Trophoblastic Neoplasia: Diagnosis and Management (pages 379–383): Annie A. YessaianChapter 88 Precocious Puberty (pages 384–388): Marsha B. Baker and Mitchell E. GeffnerChapter 89 Primary Amenorrhea (pages 389–393): Briana Rudick and Karine ChungChapter 90 Secondary Amenorrhea (pages 394–398): Briana Rudick and Richard J. PaulsonChapter 91 Galactorrhea and Hyperprolactinemia (pages 399–403): Donna ShoupeChapter 92 Androgen Excess and Hirsutism (pages 404–410): Rebecca Z. Sokol and Donna ShoupeChapter 93 Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (pages 411–415): Donna ShoupeChapter 94 Menopause (pages 416–422): Lauren Rubal and Donna ShoupeChapter 95 Premature Ovarian Failure (pages 423–425): Richard J. PaulsonChapter 96 Human Chorionic Gonadotropin and the Diagnosis of Early Pregnancy (pages 426–428): Rene B. Allen, Mario J. Pineda, Frank Z. Stanczyk and Richard J. PaulsonChapter 97 Work?up of Infertility (pages 429–432): Melanie Landay and Kristin A. BendiksonChapter 98 Induction of Ovulation (pages 433–437): Marsha B. Baker and Kristin A. BendiksonChapter 99 Male Factor Infertility (pages 438–441): Rebecca Z. SokolChapter 100 Uterovaginal Anomalies: Diagnosis and Management (pages 442–448): Donna ShoupeChapter 101 Tubal Factor in Infertility (pages 449–451): Kristin A. BendiksonChapter 102 Unexplained Infertility (pages 452–457): Lauren Rubal and Richard J. PaulsonChapter 103 Human In Vitro Fertilization and Related Assisted Reproductive Techniques (pages 458–463): Richard J. PaulsonChapter 104 Oocyte Donation and Third Party Parenting (pages 464–467): Richard J. PaulsonChapter 105 Fertility Preservation and Oocyte Cryopreservation (pages 468–471): Karine Chung and Richard J. PaulsonChapter 106 Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (pages 472–477): Melanie Landay and Richard J. PaulsonChapter 107 Combination Oral Contraceptives, Contraceptive Patch and Vaginal Ring: Indications, Contraindications, Formulations, Monitoring (pages 478–483): Daniel R. MishellChapter 108 Noncontraceptive Effects of Combination Oral Contraceptives (pages 484–489): Daniel R. MishellChapter 109 Injectable and Implantable Contraception (pages 490–493): Penina Segall?Gutierrez and Ian TilleyChapter 110 Intrauterine Devices (pages 494–499): Daniel R. MishellChapter 111 Barrier Methods of Contraception (pages 500–503): De Shawn L. TaylorChapter 112 Fertility Awareness Family Planning Methods (pages 504–507): Ian B. Tilley and Ronna JurowChapter 113 Emergency Contraception (pages 508–511): Penina Segall?Gutierrez and Ian TilleyChapter 114 Medical Abortifacients (pages 512–515): De Shawn L. Taylor and Ronna JurowChapter 115 Complications of Surgical Abortions (pages 516–520): De Shawn L. Taylor and Ronna JurowChapter 116 Tubal Sterilization (pages 521–524): Jessica Jocson and Robert Israel

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