The text presents a succinct account of the subject concentrating on diagnostic techniques, treatment and management. Throughout extensive use is made of color photographs, drawings, lists and tables. The aim is to provide a 'bridge' between introductory undergraduate texts and the very large and expensive major reference works. Wherever possible evidence-based treatment options are given and referenced. A detailed list of further reading is also provided.Series aimed at specialist registrar level Succinct style making use of bullet points, boxes, tables etc. Extensive use of four color illustrations (both drawings and photographs)

Specialist Training in Gynaecology

Medical Books

Rees, Margaret

Hope, Sally

Medicine

Mosby Ltd.

Which?' Guide to Managing the Menopause

Which? Books

Hope, Sally Louise

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Menstrual problems are among the most common reasons for primary care and specialist referral. Therefore, it is important for all gynaecologists and primary care practitioners to have a basic understanding of menstrual reproductive physiology to enable them to counsel women safely and accurately. This second edition has been comprehensively updated to reflect current clinical practice and new research. The contents cover the diagnosis, management and treatment - both medical and surgical - of a wide range of menstrual disorders, including excessive menstrual loss; fibroids; dysmenorrhoea; endometriosis; chronic pelvic pain; delayed menarche; premature ovarian failure; polycystic ovary syndrome; and premenstrual syndrome. This is a perfect introduction for any gynaecologist who needs an accessible and concise introduction to modern management of menstrual problems. It also acts as an ideal revision guide for candidates preparing for the Part 2 MRCOG examination, fully covering the RCOG curriculum for menstrual problems.

Menstrual Problems for the MRCOG and Beyond

Lumsden, Mary Ann

Cambridge University Press

Management of the Menopause, 5th edition

This book provides a practical, unbiased and non-promotional international guide for all health professionals dealing with menopausal and postmenopausal women. With regard to management strategies, it discusses both oestrogen and non-oestrogen-based treatments and their relative merits.

CRC-Press

If you thought that Celtic cuisine meant cooking with cumbersome griddles, making pancakes, drop scones and not much else, then this book will be a real eye-opener. In Discovering Celtic Cuisine, Margaret Rees brings the recipes of the Celtic countries into the new millennium, offering a modern take on culinary traditions which date back centuries. She shows how, using everyday modern utensils, today's cook can prepare a range of delicious traditional recipes with a wonderfully contemporary twist, such as cheese pate, Breton pot-au-feu and Galway Bay oysters. Accompanied by snippets of fascinating information about the Celts and their culinary customs, and stunning photographs by David Manton, this book is a must for foodlovers everywhere.

Discovering Celtic Cuisine --2002 publication.

Gomer Press,2002

Brings together the thinking in both investigation and management of the female patient requiring treatment for gynaecological, reproductive and menopausal conditions. This volume presents a comprehensive caseload as seen by the practicing clinician, presenting common yet challenging real-life patient scenarios.

Problem Solving in Women's Health

Moore, Jane.

Crawford, Polly

Oehler, Martin K., M.D., Ph.D.

Clinical Pub Serv

Published on behalf of the British Menopause Society, this is a concise, easy to read book, full of up to date evidence on the role and safety of non-oestrogen based strategies for all busy health professionals treating women of menopausal age. The results from the Women's Health Initiative and the Million Women Study has led to increasing interest in the use of alternatives to hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Women and health professionals are concerned about controversies surrounding breast cancer and cardiovascular disease risk associated with HRT.

Managing the Menopause Without Oestrogen

Mander, Tony

Administration & Medicine Economics

Hodder Education Publishers

Published on behalf of the British Menopause Society, this is a practical and sensitive collection of articles on common sexual health issues which concern menopausal women and their partners. Many older women have an increased sexual response owing to a reduced fear of pregnancy, the end of menstrual distress and no longer needing contraception; however, with increased age comes associated sexual problems for both men and women. Edited and written by leading specialists, each chapter is a minimum of 1500 words plus 10-15 up-to-date references for further reading. This book is recommended to GPs, nurses, and all professionals working in family planning and genitourinary medicine.

Sexual Health and The Menopause

Women's Health

Women live longer than men and one-third of the female population in Western societies is aged over 50. Postmenopausal health problems arising not only from ageing, but also from oestrogen deficiency, are therefore 'hot topics' for medical professionals.The third in a series published on behalf of the British Menopause Society, this book is authored by an international team of specialists who work in women's health during and postmenopause, and discusses how specific postmenopausal health problems are thought to arise and what are today's most promising treatment options.The book is split into three sections:Section 1: Determinants of diseaseCovers osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, dementia, breast, gynaecological and bowel cancers.Section 2: Common conditionsCovers the pathology, effects of ageing and oestrogen levels, symptoms, impact on women's lives, who and how to investigate, drug and non-drug therapies in the following conditions: dementia, myocardial infarction, stroke, osteoporosis, arthritis, incontinence.Section 3: Care of an ageing populationCaring at home, providing residential care.Menopause, postemenopause and Ageing provides a concise, easy-to-read guide for the multidisciplinary team involved in the management of health problems after the menopause. This book will be a valued resource for gynaecologists, general physicians, geriatricians, oncologists, cardiologists and orthopaedic surgeons, general practitioners, nurse specialists, medical students and all of those involved in providing healthcare to the menopausal woman.

Menopause, Postmenopause and Ageing

Highly Commended in Obstetrics &amp; Gynaecology Category, British Medical Association Book Prize 2006 Judges Comments "This book is structured well into 4 sections. Of particular merit: the succinct flow chart for the management of osteoporosis; box 51 of NICE referral recommendations for breast cancer is very useful as a quick reference; and the indications for endocrine investigations which are really practical and packed with pearls of wisdom. It is clearly written and precise" Published on behalf of the British Menopause Society, the fourth edition of this handbook is designed to be a practical reference guide for those working in primary care and other health professionals who encounter menopausal women in their daily practice. The book covers the physiology of the Menopause, the symptoms experienced and then goes on to discuss the benefits and risks of various treatment modalities. There are particular guidelines on using non-Oestrogen based therapies, as well as a full discussion of the merits and problems of HRT. The 4th Edition of Management of the Menopause: The handbook is packed full of up to date information essential for all busy health professionals providing healthcare to post, peri and premenopausal women. This will be an essential resource for all those working with women who are going through the Menopause.

Management of the Menopause: The handbook

Purdie, David W.

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