Principles of Gynaecology |
Contents
PREFACE Chapter 1 THE CLINICAL APPROACH TO GYNAECOLOGY | 7 |
ANATOMY | 23 |
OVARIAN FUNCTION | 75 |
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abdominal abnormal abortion activity adhesions adrenal amenorrhoea androgens associated become bladder bleeding blood breasts broad ligament cancer carcinoma cause cavity cells cent cervix choriocarcinoma chromosome chronic Clinical features coitus condition contraceptive corpus luteum cure curettage cycle cyst cystic diagnosis dilatation discharge disease dose dysmenorrhoea effect embolism endometrial endometriosis endometrium epithelial epithelium examination fallopian tube fertility fibroid fistula fluid foetus follicle function genital tract glands gonad gonadotrophin growth haemorrhage histological hormone hyperplasia hysterectomy infection lesion male malignant menopause menorrhagia menstruation müllerian ducts muscle myoma normal occurs oestrogen operation organs ovarian ovary ovulation ovum pain patient pelvic peritoneal pessary pituitary posterior pouch of Douglas pregnancy premenstrual progesterone progestogens prolapse pruritus rarely rectum removed result seen skin sometimes sphincter sterility stress incontinence symptoms syndrome therapy tissue treatment tubal tumour ulceration ureter urethra urethrovesical urinary urine usually uterine uterus vaginal wall vulva weeks woman women