Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- 2nd Edition - July 30, 2009
- Latest edition
- Editors: Philip Owen, Brian A. Magowan
- Language: English
This new edition of a favourite text continues to provide an excellent framework for approaching clinical problems in obstetrics and gynecology in addition to covering the… Read more
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Description
Description
This new edition of a favourite text continues to provide an excellent framework for approaching clinical problems in obstetrics and gynecology in addition to covering the fundamentals of the field. The material is organized into three sections: essential background knowledge, gynecology, and pregnancy and the puerperium. It also features thematic boxes to summarise key points and conclusions from research literature.
Key features
Key features
- Covers all aspects of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Uses clear, full-colour line drawings and plentiful colour photos
- Boxes and tables interspersed throughout
- Consistent style throughout
- Editors supported by a team of contributors and advisers
- Modern, up-to-date approach to Obstetrics and Gynecology - with the focus firmly on the woman
Readership
Readership
Undergraduate medical students
Junior trainees in O&G
GP trainees
Midwives & nurses
Junior trainees in O&G
GP trainees
Midwives & nurses
Table of contents
Table of contents
SECTION 1 FUNDAMENTALS
1 Women's health in the 21st century
2 Obstetrics and gynaecology: a brief historical overview
3 Medical ethics
4 Clinical genetics and molecular biology
5 Applications of statistics
6 Human embryogenesis
7 Clinical pelvic anatomy
8 History and examination
SECTION 2 GYNAECOLOGY
9 Paediatric gynaecology
10 Intersex
11 The normal menstrual cycle
12 Amenorrhoea
13 Infertility
14 Contraception and sterilization
15 Miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy
16 Therapeutic abortion
17 Sexual problems
18 Female genital infections
19 Menorrhagia and dysmenorrhoea
20 Pelvic pain
21 Endometriosis
22 Premenstrual syndrome
23 The menopause and hormone replacement therapy
24 Genital prolapse
25 Urinary incontinence
26 Ovarian neoplasms
27 Uterine cancer
28 Disorders of the vulva
29 Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cancer
30 Trophoblastic disorders
SECTION 3 PREGNANCY AND THE PUERPERIUM
31 The physiology of pregnancy
32 Maternal mortality
33 Antenatal care
34 Postnatal care
35 Medical disorders in pregnancy
36 Prenatal diagnosis
37 Obstetric haemorrhage
38 Small for gestational age and fetal growth restriction
39 Pregnancy-induced hypertension
40 Prematurity
41 Multiple pregnancy
42 Fetal haemolytic disease
43 Labour
44 Monitoring of the fetus in labour
45 Induction of labour
46 Pain relief in labour
47 Precipitate labour and slow labour
48 Malpresentations and malpositions
49 Obstetric emergencies
50 Operative delivery
51 Stillbirth and neonatal death
52 Neonatal care
Bibliography
Index
1 Women's health in the 21st century
2 Obstetrics and gynaecology: a brief historical overview
3 Medical ethics
4 Clinical genetics and molecular biology
5 Applications of statistics
6 Human embryogenesis
7 Clinical pelvic anatomy
8 History and examination
SECTION 2 GYNAECOLOGY
9 Paediatric gynaecology
10 Intersex
11 The normal menstrual cycle
12 Amenorrhoea
13 Infertility
14 Contraception and sterilization
15 Miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy
16 Therapeutic abortion
17 Sexual problems
18 Female genital infections
19 Menorrhagia and dysmenorrhoea
20 Pelvic pain
21 Endometriosis
22 Premenstrual syndrome
23 The menopause and hormone replacement therapy
24 Genital prolapse
25 Urinary incontinence
26 Ovarian neoplasms
27 Uterine cancer
28 Disorders of the vulva
29 Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cancer
30 Trophoblastic disorders
SECTION 3 PREGNANCY AND THE PUERPERIUM
31 The physiology of pregnancy
32 Maternal mortality
33 Antenatal care
34 Postnatal care
35 Medical disorders in pregnancy
36 Prenatal diagnosis
37 Obstetric haemorrhage
38 Small for gestational age and fetal growth restriction
39 Pregnancy-induced hypertension
40 Prematurity
41 Multiple pregnancy
42 Fetal haemolytic disease
43 Labour
44 Monitoring of the fetus in labour
45 Induction of labour
46 Pain relief in labour
47 Precipitate labour and slow labour
48 Malpresentations and malpositions
49 Obstetric emergencies
50 Operative delivery
51 Stillbirth and neonatal death
52 Neonatal care
Bibliography
Index
Review quotes
Review quotes
From reviews of the first edition:
The breadth of coverage of this book is greater than more current obstetrics and gynaecology curricula. For the medical student pursuing a career in obstetrics and gynaecology it could not fail to inspire them further...For the HSO starting obstetrics and gynaecology it would be an excellent first primer.
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, February 2005
This is a first edition and, to be honest, this is an excellent start of what I hope will be a long run into many editions. It is mainly aimed at medical students but is ideal for junior hospital doctors especially those in lower grades and general practitioners as well as midwives and nurses. It follows the same design format as the well-established Kumar and Clark book, Clinical Medicine. This means it is colourfully designed, profusely illustrated - usually in colour and the text is well broken up. There are also text boxes and at the end of every chapter a key points section making this book a pleasure to read. This is an excellent book for both the undergraduate and the postgraduate." Dr Harry Brown, Medix UK, February 2004
Great book produced by the authors of Clinical Medicine by Kumar and Clark, and living up to the same standard. This is a colourful book with great illustrations, simplified full-colour line drawings and many colour photos. There are also text boxes at the end of every chapter essential in revision! With a consistent, easy-to-use format this book is highly recommended to all students on the undergraduate Obstetrics and Gynaecology course." 3rd Year Medical Student, Edinburgh University, May 2004
Aimed at medical students, trainees in obs and gynae/general practice and midwives, therefore more than fulfils the requirements for finals. The key features of the book include: up-to-date material on stats and genetics; contrasts in practice between the developed and developing worlds; plenty of drawings and photographs as well as informative boxes, tables and lists distributed throughout. This is a clearly presented, comprehensive, yet understandable textbook and is a valuable addition to any medical bookshelf." 3rd Year Medical Student, Sphincter - Liverpool Medical Students' Society magazine, April 2004
Those of you that have used Kumar and Clark, this book may well induce deja vu; the layout is almost identical... Each chapter begins with an introduction, setting the topic in context. These are often very interesting to read and make the subject seem more relevant. The book really is beautifully laid out - full colour with pictures on almost every page. Where other books leave you confused about topics, Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology explains them clearly... It really is hard to fault this book." Medical Student, Oxford University Medical School Gazette, August 2004
This is a good book from the producers of Clinical Medicine by Kumar and Clarke. In the same format and colour scheme, it outlines a range of topics under the heading of obstetrics and gynaecology. The book is very colorful, and has some extremely good pictures and diagrams, which is definitely its selling point... Difficult issues are tackled step-by-step to aid understanding, and again useful diagrams (in colour) are used to help simplify some of these issues. For anyone who likes to use Kumar and Clark, this book is a comprehensive guide to Obstetrics and Gynaecology, with a very good clinical basis. 3rd year medical student, St George's medical school, London, February 2004
The breadth of coverage of this book is greater than more current obstetrics and gynaecology curricula. For the medical student pursuing a career in obstetrics and gynaecology it could not fail to inspire them further...For the HSO starting obstetrics and gynaecology it would be an excellent first primer.
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, February 2005
This is a first edition and, to be honest, this is an excellent start of what I hope will be a long run into many editions. It is mainly aimed at medical students but is ideal for junior hospital doctors especially those in lower grades and general practitioners as well as midwives and nurses. It follows the same design format as the well-established Kumar and Clark book, Clinical Medicine. This means it is colourfully designed, profusely illustrated - usually in colour and the text is well broken up. There are also text boxes and at the end of every chapter a key points section making this book a pleasure to read. This is an excellent book for both the undergraduate and the postgraduate." Dr Harry Brown, Medix UK, February 2004
Great book produced by the authors of Clinical Medicine by Kumar and Clark, and living up to the same standard. This is a colourful book with great illustrations, simplified full-colour line drawings and many colour photos. There are also text boxes at the end of every chapter essential in revision! With a consistent, easy-to-use format this book is highly recommended to all students on the undergraduate Obstetrics and Gynaecology course." 3rd Year Medical Student, Edinburgh University, May 2004
Aimed at medical students, trainees in obs and gynae/general practice and midwives, therefore more than fulfils the requirements for finals. The key features of the book include: up-to-date material on stats and genetics; contrasts in practice between the developed and developing worlds; plenty of drawings and photographs as well as informative boxes, tables and lists distributed throughout. This is a clearly presented, comprehensive, yet understandable textbook and is a valuable addition to any medical bookshelf." 3rd Year Medical Student, Sphincter - Liverpool Medical Students' Society magazine, April 2004
Those of you that have used Kumar and Clark, this book may well induce deja vu; the layout is almost identical... Each chapter begins with an introduction, setting the topic in context. These are often very interesting to read and make the subject seem more relevant. The book really is beautifully laid out - full colour with pictures on almost every page. Where other books leave you confused about topics, Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology explains them clearly... It really is hard to fault this book." Medical Student, Oxford University Medical School Gazette, August 2004
This is a good book from the producers of Clinical Medicine by Kumar and Clarke. In the same format and colour scheme, it outlines a range of topics under the heading of obstetrics and gynaecology. The book is very colorful, and has some extremely good pictures and diagrams, which is definitely its selling point... Difficult issues are tackled step-by-step to aid understanding, and again useful diagrams (in colour) are used to help simplify some of these issues. For anyone who likes to use Kumar and Clark, this book is a comprehensive guide to Obstetrics and Gynaecology, with a very good clinical basis. 3rd year medical student, St George's medical school, London, February 2004
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 2
- Latest edition
- Published: August 27, 2009
- Language: English
About the editors
About the editors
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Philip Owen
Philip Owen, MB BCh MD FRCOG, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Princess Royal Maternity Hospital and Stobhill Hospital, Glasgow, Great Britain
Affiliations and expertise
Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Princess Royal Maternity Hospital and Stobhill Hospital, Glasgow, Great BritainBM
Brian A. Magowan
Brian A. Magowan, FRCOG, Consultant Obstetrician/Gynaecologist, Borders General Hosptial, Melrose, Scottish Borders, Great Britain
Affiliations and expertise
Consultant Obstetrician/Gynaecologist, Borders General Hospital, Melrose, Scottish Borders, Great Britain