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New edition of an atlas that provides the clinician with a current overview of endometriosis, with a focus upon the considerable advances made in the last eight years. It can also be used as an educational tool for gynecologists in training. The chapters discuss the new information brought forth by basic science investigations, the study of clinical features, the diagnosis and classification of endometriosis, and new techniques in the medical and surgical treatment of the disease. The color and b&w illustrations give updated coverage of the current diagnostic methods for evaluating the condition and the variety of manifestations involved. Edited by Overton (Norfolk and Norwich U. Hospital), Colin Davis (St. Bartholomew's and the Royal London Hospital), Lindsay McMillan (gynecologist), and Robert W. Shaw (U. of Nottingham).Copyright © 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Book Description
Endometriosis is one of the most frequently encountered pathologies diagnosed among gynecologic patients. Updated and expanded, this second edition of Dr. R.W. Shaw's highly acclaimed Atlas of Endometriosis emphasizes key developments in diagnosis and treatment. In addition to Dr. Shaw, the authors of this second edition now include Drs. Overton, MacMillan, and Davis, providing broader coverage of specialist topics. Technology has developed with the use of ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging as an adjunct to the diagnosis of endometriosis. Laparoscopic surgery has become established with studies showing a benefit of surgery for pain and fertility. Laparoscopic equipment and camera technology have resulted in improved quality pictures. Atlas of Endometriosis, Second Edition provides interesting text and a large collection of illustrations that make it an authoritative clinical reference and a useful teaching aid.
Book Info
Norfolk and Norwich Univ., Hospital, UK. Atlas includes two sections covering a review of endometriosis and endometriosis illustrated. High-quality, full-color illustrations throughout. DNLM: Endometriosis--Atlases.
An Atlas of Endometriosis ANNOTATION
Endometriosis is one of the most frequently encountered pathologies diagnosed among gynecologic patients. Updated and expanded, this second edition of Dr. R.W. Shaw's highly acclaimed Atlas of Endometriosis emphasizes key developments in diagnosis and treatment. In addition to Dr. Shaw, the authors of this second edition now include Drs. Overton, MacMillan, and Davis, providing broader coverage of specialist topics. Technology has developed with the use of ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging as an adjunct to the diagnosis of endometriosis. Laparoscopic surgery has become established with studies showing a benefit of surgery for pain and fertility. Laparoscopic equipment and camera technology have resulted in improved quality pictures. Atlas of Endometriosis, Second Edition provides interesting text and a large collection of illustrations that make it an authoritative clinical reference and a useful teaching aid.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
This is an updated, expanded new edition of Dr. R.W.
Shaw's highly acclaimed atlas of endometriosis featuring stunningly
beautiful full-color visual images and expert clinical text
emphasizing key developments in diagnosis and treatment. In addition
to Dr. Shaw, the authors of this second edition now include Drs.
Overton, Macmillan and Davis for broader coverage of specialist
topics, beginning with a general review of endometriosis followed by
sections on epidemiology, etiology, basic science, symptoms,
infertility, frequency of symptoms, diagnosis, radiological
appearances, classification, laparoscopic appearances, peritoneal
endometriosis, microanatomical subtypes, conventional histological
subtypes, ovarian endometriosis, rectovaginal endometriosis,
extrapelvic endometriosis, drugs and the effects of treatment, and
surgical treatment with laser laparoscopy, all vividly detailed in
the photographic section on endometriosis illustrated. Includes
bibliographic references and index.
FROM THE CRITICS
Booknews
New edition of an atlas that provides the clinician with a current overview of endometriosis, with a focus upon the considerable advances made in the last eight years. It can also be used as an educational tool for gynecologists in training. The chapters discuss the new information brought forth by basic science investigations, the study of clinical features, the diagnosis and classification of endometriosis, and new techniques in the medical and surgical treatment of the disease. The color and b&w illustrations give updated coverage of the current diagnostic methods for evaluating the condition and the variety of manifestations involved. Edited by Overton (Norfolk and Norwich U. Hospital), Colin Davis (St. Bartholomew's and the Royal London Hospital), Lindsay McMillan (gynecologist), and Robert W. Shaw (U. of Nottingham). Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)