NETTER.S OBSTETRICS AND GINECOLOGY (DIGITAL VERSION INCLUDED)

DESCRIPTION

For medicalstudents, generalists, and specialists alike, Netters Obstetrics & Gynecology, 4th Edition, provides superbly illustrated,up-to-date information on the conditions and problems most often encountered inOB/GYN practice. Classic Netter images are paired with concise, evidence-baseddescriptions of common diseases, conditions, diagnostics, treatments, andprotocols. Large, clear illustrations and short, to-the-point text providequick, authoritative access to expert medical thinkingperfect for gainingknowledge of this complex field, for everyday clinical practice, or for staffand patient education. 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

About theArtists

Anatomy andEmbryology

Section I.Embryology

1. SexualDifferentiation

2. UpperGenital Tract Development

3. LowerGenital Tract Development

4.Development of The Breast

Section II.Anatomy

5. ExternalGenitalia

6. Perineum

7. Vagina

8. PelvicViscera

9. Cervix,Uterus, and Adnexa

10. Ovaries

11. Breast

GynecologyAnd Womens Health

SectionIII. General Health Considerations and Counseling

12.Puberty: Normal Sequence.The Challenge. Tactics. Implementation

13. HealthMaintenance: Ages 1218 Years.ImportantConsiderations (Physiologic Changes). Counseling. Counseling Resources. Interventions: Immunizations.

14.Sexuality and Gender Dysphoria. The Challenge. Scope of the Problem. Objectivesof Management. Tactics. Implementation

15. HealthMaintenance: Ages 1939 Years. Important Considerations (Physiologic Changes). Screening.Counseling. CounselingResources. Interventions: Immunizations.

16.Contraception: Counseling Principles. The Challenge. Scopeof the Problem. Objectives Of Counseling. Tactics. Implementation.

17. HealthMaintenance: Ages 4064 Years. Important Considerations (Physiologic Changes). Screening.Counseling. CounselingResources. Interventions: Immunizations

18. HealthMaintenance: Ages 65 Years And Older. ImportantConsiderations (Physiologic Changes). Screening. Counseling.Counseling Resources. Interventions: Immunizations

Section IV.Diseases, Disorders, and Common Problems

19. Abuse:Physical And Sexual.

20. Acne. Introduction.

21. AlcoholAbuse In Women

22.Alzheimer Disease.

23. AnalIncontinence.

24. Anemia.

25.Anorectal Fistula.

26. Anxiety.

27. Asthma.

28.Cardiovascular Disease In Women.

29.Cholelithiasis.

30. ChronicPelvic Pain.

31.Constipation.

32. CrohnDisease.

33.Depression (Unipolar).

34.Diverticular Disease

35.Domestic Violence (Intimate Partner Violence).

36.Dysmenorrhea: Primary And Secondary

37.Dyspareunia: Deep Thrust

38. Dysuria

39. Eating Disorders: Anorexia Nervosa And Bulimia

40.Fibromyalgia

41.Gallbladder Disease

42.Gastritis

43.Gastroesophageal Reflux

44. HairLoss

45.Headache: Tension And Cluster

46.Headache: Migraine

47. Hematuria

48. Hemorrhoids

49.Hyperthyroidism

50.Hypothyroidism

51.Infertility: General Considerations

52. Irritable Bowel Syndrome

53. LowBack Pain

54.Melanoma

55.Myofascial Syndromes

56. Obesity

57.Osteoporosis

58. PelvicMasses

59. PessaryTherapy

60.Postcoital Bleeding

61.Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder

62.Pruritus Ani

63.Pyelonephritis

64. Rapeand Rape Trauma Syndrome

65. SexualDysfunction: Libidinal And Orgasmic Dysfunction(Anorgasmia)

66.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Chancroid

67.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Chlamydia Trachomatis

68.Sexually Transmitted Infections: CondylomataAcuminata

69.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Gonorrhea

70.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Granuloma Inguinale (Donovanosis)

71.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Herpes

72.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Human Immunodeficiency Virus

73.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Human Papillomavirus

74.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Lymphogranuloma Venereum

75.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Molluscum Contagiosum

76.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Parasites

77.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Syphilis

78.Sexually Transmitted Infections: Trichomonas Vaginalis

79.Thrombophlebitis

80. ToxicShock Syndrome

81.Ulcerative Colitis

82. UrinaryIncontinence: Bypass and Overflow

83. UrinaryIncontinence: Stress

84. UrinaryIncontinence: Urge

85. UrinaryTract Infection

86.Varicose Veins

87. WeightControl For Women

88. Acne Inversa (Hidradenitis Suppurativa)

89.Aphthous Ulcers (Acute Genital Ulceration, LipschützUlcers, Non-Sexually Acquired Genital Ulceration, and Vulvar Aphthae)

90.Bartholin Gland: Abscess/Infection

91.Bartholin Gland: Cysts

92. ContactVulvitis

93.Dyspareunia: Insertional

94. FemaleCircumcision (Female Genital Cutting)

95.Genitourinary Syndrome Of Menopause

96. HymenalStenosis

97.Hyperplastic Vulvar Dystrophy (Squamous Cell Hyperplasia, Lichen Simplex Chronicus)

98.Imperforate Hymen

99. LabialAdhesions

100. LichenPlanus

101. Lichen Sclerosus

102. Vulvar Cancer

103. Vulvar Hematoma

104. VulvarLesions

105. VulvarVestibulitis (Provoked Vulvodynia)

Section VI.Vaginal Disease

106.Cystocele/Urethrocele

107.Enterocele

108.Fistulae: Gastrointestinal and Urinary Tract

109.Rectocele

110.Sarcoma Botryoides

111.Transverse Vaginal Septum

112.Vaginal Cysts

113.Vaginal Dryness

114.Vaginal Lacerations

115.Vaginal Prolapse

116.Vaginitis: Atrophic (Genitourinary Syndrome OfMenopause)

117.Vaginitis: Bacterial (Nonspecific) and Bacterial Vaginosis

118.Vaginitis: Monilial

119.Vaginitis: Trichomonas

120.Abnormal Pap Smear: Atypical Squamous or Glandular Cells of UndeterminedSignificance

121.Abnormal Pap Smear: Low-Grade Squamous Intraepithelial Lesions and High-GradeSquamous Intraepithelial Lesions

122.Carcinoma In Situ (Cervix)

123.Cervical Cancer

124.Cervical Erosion

125.Cervical Eversion

126.Cervical Polyps

127.Cervical Stenosis

128.Cervicitis

129.Nabothian Cysts

130.Adenomyosis

131.Asherman Syndrome (Uterine Synechia)

132.Dysfunctional (Abnormal) Uterine Bleeding

133.Endometrial Cancer

134.Endometrial Hyperplasia: Simple and Complex

135.Endometrial Polyps

136.Endometritis

137.Hematometra

138.Intermenstrual Bleeding

139.Irregular Menstrual Periods

140.Menorrhagia

141.Postmenopausal Vaginal Bleeding

142.Sarcoma (Uterine)

143.Uterine Anomalies: Bicornuate, Septate, and UnicornuateUterus

144.Uterine Leiomyomata (Fibroids, Myoma)

145.Uterine Prolapse

Section IX.Adnexal Disease

146.Adenofibroma

147. ClearCell Carcinoma

148.Dermoid Cyst (Teratoma)

149.Dysgerminoma

150.Ectopic Pregnancy

151.Endometriosis

152.Epithelial Stromal Ovarian Tumors

153. GermCell Tumor

154.Granulosa Cell Tumors

155.Hydrosalpinx (Chronic Pelvic Inflammatory Disease)

156. Krukenberg Tumor

157.Mucinous Ovarian Cysts

158.Ovarian Cancer

159.Ovarian Cysts

160.Ovarian Fibroma

161.Ovarian Torsion

162. PelvicInflammatory Disease

163.Pseudomyxoma Peritonei

164. SerousOvarian Cysts

165.Sertoli-Leydig Cell Tumor (Arrhenoblastoma)

166.Tubo-Ovarian Abscess

167.Transitional cell (Brenner) Tumor

168.Accessory Nipples (Polythelia)

169. Brca1and Brca2 Mutations

170. BreastCancer

171. BreastCyst

172. BreastDuct Ectasia

173. BreastFat Necrosis

174. BreastFibroadenoma

175. BreastIntraductal Papilloma

176.Fibrocystic Breast Change

177.Galactocele

178. Galactorrhea

179.Mammography

180.Mastitis (Lactational)

181.Mastodynia and Mastalgia (Breast Pain)

182. MondorDisease

183. NippleDischarge

184. PagetDisease of The Breast

185.Amenorrhea: Primary

186.Amenorrhea: Secondary

187.Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome

188.Anovulation

189.Assisted Reproduction

190. DownSyndrome

191.Gonadal Dysgenesis

192.Hereditary Cancer Syndromes

193.Hirsutism

194.Hyperprolactinemia

195.Infertility

196.Menopause

197.Precocious Puberty

198.Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

199.Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

200. SexualAmbiguity

201.Sheehan Syndrome

202. TurnerSyndrome

203.Uterine Agenesis

204.Vaginal Agenesis

205.Virilization

206. Preconceptional Care and Counseling

207.Routine Prenatal Care: First Trimester

208.Routine Prenatal Care: Second Trimester

209.Routine Prenatal Care: Third Trimester

210.Antepartum Fetal Testing

211.Biophysical Profile

212.Contraction Stress Testing

213.Doppler Flow Studies

214.Nonstress Testing

215. NormalLabor

216. Fetal Heart Rate Testing: Bradycardia

217. Fetal Heart Rate Testing: Periodic Changes

218. Fetal Heart Rate Testing: Reduced Variability

219. Fetal Heart Rate Testing: Tachycardia

220.Obstetric Anesthesia/Analgesia

221. NormalPostpartum Changes

222.Breastfeeding (Lactation)

SectionXIII. Obstetric Conditions and Concerns

223.Abnormalities of Placental Implantation (Placenta Accreta Spectrum)

224. ActiveManagement of Labor

225. AcuteFatty Liver of Pregnancy

226.Amniotic Fluid Embolism

227. BreechBirth

228. CaputSuccedaneum

229. Cardiovascular Disease in Pregnancy

230.Cervical Insufficiency

231.Cholecystitis in Pregnancy

232.Chorioamnionitis

233.Diabetes Mellitus in Pregnancy

234. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

235.Gestational Trophoblastic Disease

236.Gingivitis in Pregnancy

237. Hellp Syndrome

238.Hepatitis in Pregnancy

239.Hyperemesis Gravidarum

240.Intrauterine Growth Restriction

241.Multiple Gestation

242.Obstetric Lacerations

243.Oligohydramnios

244.Placenta Previa

245.Placental Abruption

246.Polyhydramnios

247.Postpartum Breast Engorgement

248.Postpartum Depression

249.Pre-Eclampsia and Eclampsia

250.Pruritic Urticarial Papules and Plaques of Pregnancy (PUPPP)

251.Puerperal Infection (Endometritis)

252. RHIncompatibility

253.Shoulder Dystocia

254.Spontaneous Pregnancy Loss (Abortion, Miscarriage)

255. ThirdTrimester Bleeding

256. Traumain Pregnancy

257.Uterine Atony and Postpartum Hemorrhage

258.Uterine Inversion

259.Uterine Rupture

Procedures

SectionXIV. Procedures

260.Amniocentesis

261.Aspiration of Breast Cyst

262.Bartholin Gland Cyst/Abscess Drainage

263.Bartholin Gland Marsupialization

264. BreastBiopsy: Core

265. BreastBiopsy: Open

266. BreastImaging

267.Cervical Cerclage

268.Cervical Conization (Cold Knife)

269.Cervical Polypectomy

270. Cesarean Birth

271.Chorionic Villus Sampling

272.Circumcision (Male; Newborn and Infant)

273.Colposcopy

274.Cervical Cryocautery

275.Cystourethroscopy

276.Diaphragm Fitting

277.Dilation and Curettage

278.Endometrial Biopsy

279.External Cephalic Version

280.Forceps-Aided Birth

Description

281.Hysteroscopy: Diagnostic

282.Hysteroscopy: Polyp and Leiomyoma Resection

283.Intrauterine Contraceptive Device Insertion

284.Intrauterine Contraceptive Device Removal

285. LoopElectrosurgical Excision Procedure and Large Loop Excision of theTransformation Zone Conizations

286.Pessary Fitting

287. Sonohysterography

288.Speculum Examination

289.Subdermal Contraceptive Capsule Insertion

290.Subdermal Contraceptive Capsule Removal

291.Transvaginal Ultrasonography

292.Trigger Point Injection

293.Urodynamic Testing: Complex

294.Urodynamic Testing: Simple

295.Vacuum-Assisted Birth

INDEX