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The only ob-gyn handbook offering on-the-go guidance and step-by-step instruction for your ob-gyn rotation or clinical service

The Johns Hopkins Handbook of Obstetrics and Gynecology provides you with essential, easily located information to address treatment and management questions and gives you immediate guidance on difficult clinical decisions that you face in daily practice. In addition to general obstetric and gynecologic coverage, it includes the subspecialties of gynecologic oncology, reproductive endocrinology and infertility, and urogynecology.

This concise book is packed with protocol-driven instruction and successfully presents complex information through the use of an outline format consisting exclusively of bullets, tables, and figures.

Based on Johns Hopkins and ACOG Practice Guidelines, this carry-everywhere reference offers quick answers that you can trust when there isn't time to read a chapter, access a computer, or scan summary articles to find that one key bit of information.

Contents:

I. Obstetrics
1. Labor & Delivery
2. Clinic
3. Diagnostic Imaging and Pregnancy
4. Medications and PregnancyII. Gynecology
5. Gynecologic Surgery
6. Writing Orders/Notes
7. Common Post-Op Complications
8. Contraception
9. CDC Guidelines for STDs
10. Miscellaneous Gynecology
11. Cervical Cancer Screening - Pap Tests
12. Miscellaneous Management Algorithms

III. Gynecologic Oncology
13. Common Medical Oncology Issues14. Cervical Cancer
15. Ovarian Cancer
16. Uterine Cancer
17. Vulvar Cancer
18. Vaginal Cancer
19. Anatomy

IV. Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
20. Mentrual Cycle
21. Infertility
22. Common Disorders Related to Infertility
23. Normal and Abnormal Puberty
24. Congenital Mullerian Anomalies
25. Menopause
26. Osteoporosis

Urogynecology
27. Normal Urinary Function
28. Urinary Incontinence
29. Stress Urinary Incontinence
30. Overactive Bladder
31. Pelvic Organ Prolapse
32. Anatomy