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ISBN: 978-1-904752-29-5
Page count: 232
Publisher: RCOG Press
Publication year: 2009
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It was clear to the editors of this book that the use of ultrasound imaging in gynaecology goes well beyond simple picture recognition. A skilful gynaecological sonographer will bring together scan findings and the clinical scenario to enhance patient care. The editors believe this leads to targeted investigations and, just as importantly, to strategies for non-intervention. This book covers all aspects of the use of ultrasound and also includes chapters on clinical gynaecology, to assist in making the best possible use of the technology.
Just as one could never imagine a cardiologist without a stethoscope, the editors find it impossible to imagine a gynaecologist without an ultrasound scanner. They celebrate this evolution in our clinical practice and hope that this book helps many others to follow.
Table of contents:
- Ultrasound imaging in gynaecological practice
- Normal pelvic anatomy
- The uterus
- Postmenopausal bleeding: presentation and investigation
- HRT, contraceptives and other drugs affecting the endometrium
- Diagnosis and management of adnexal masses
- Ultrasound assessment of women with pelvic pain
- Ultrasound of non-gynaecological pelvic lesions
- Ultrasound imaging in reproductive medicine
- Ultrasound imaging of the lower urinary tract and uterovaginal prolapse
- Ultrasound and diagnosis of obstetric anal sphincter injuries
- Organisation of the early pregnancy unit
- Sonoembryology: ultrasound examination of early pregnancy
- Diagnosis and management of miscarriage
- Tubal ectopic pregnancy
- Non-tubal ectopic pregnancies
- Ovarian cysts in pregnancy



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