Howkins and Bourne Shaw Textbook of Gynaecology 16th Edition by VG Padubidri, Shirish Daftary ISBN 9788131238721 8131238725

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ISBN 10: 8131238725
ISBN 13: 9788131238721
Author:  VG Padubidri, Shirish Daftary

Shaw’s Textbook of Gynaecology, one of the best-selling gynaecological textbooks of all time, has maintained its popularity with teachers, examiners and students. It is now in its 79th year of publication. The organization of content in this book is such that it provides the reader with a logical sequence of events that aid learning.

The main objective of this best-selling title is to meet the needs of undergraduate medical students and those preparing for postgraduate medical entrance examinations. This book will also be useful for nursing and physiotherapy students.

Salient Features

• Extensively revised and updated to incorporate the latest changes and development of newer concepts
• Systematic presentation to make reading smooth and pleasurable by deleting redundant details, adding new tests, figures and tables, and improving the earlier figures
• Provides the current methodologies and standard techniques
• Attempts to reduce the in-depth explanations by giving the subject matter in pointwise form for some important topics

Inclusion of self-assessment and suggested reading at the end of each chapter

Howkins and Bourne Shaw Textbook of Gynaecology 16th Edition Table of contents:

1.  Anatomy

The vulva

The vagina

The uterus

The uterine appendages

Fallopian tubes

The ovaries

The urethra

The bladder

The ureter

The rectum and anal canal

Breasts

The pelvic musculature

The pelvic cellular tissue

The pelvic blood vessels

The lymphatic system

The nerve supply

Applied anatomy and its clinical significance

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

2.  Normal histology

The ovary of the newborn

Ovulation

The endometrium of the uterus

Ovarian function

Testis

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

3.  Physiology

Hypothalamus

Pituitary gland (adenohypophysis)

Posterior pituitary gland (neurohypophysis)

Ovarian steroidogenesis

Anti-müllerian hormone (AMH)

Physiology of menstruation

Leptin

Menstruation

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

4.  Puberty, paediatric and adolescent gynaecology

Introduction

Reproductive endocrinology of the growing girl child

The newborn female infant

The growing girl child

Common paediatric gynaecologic problems

Puberty and adolescence

Puberty—anomalies of gonadal function

Adolescent contraception

Miscellaneous problems

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

5.  Perimenopause, menopause, premature menopause and postmenopausal bleeding

Introduction

Perimenopause

Prediction of approaching menopause

Menopause

Hormone replacement therapy and breast cancer

Hormone replacement therapy and endometrial carcinoma

Premature menopause

Late menopause

Postmenopausal bleeding

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

6.  Gynaecological diagnosis

History

Physical examination

External examination

Investigations

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

7.  Endoscopy in gynaecology

Laparoscopy

Salpingoscopy and falloscopy

Colposcopy

Extragenital endoscopy

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

8.  Imaging modalities in gynaecology

Plain radiography

Hysterosalpingography

Ultrasonography (figures 8.6–8.15)

Computed tomography scan

Magnetic resonance imaging

Radionuclide imaging

Dual photon densitometry

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

9.  Malformations of the female generative organs

Development of the female generative organs

Development of the ovary

Hermaphroditism and pseudohermaphroditism

Developmental defects of the urogenital sinus

Malformations of the rectum and anal canal

Wolffian duct anomalies

Renal tract abnormalities

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

10.  Sexual development and development disorders

Principles of sexual development (figure 10.1)

Components contributing to determination of sex

Feminism

Masculinism

Virilism

Hirsutism

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

11.  Sexually transmitted diseases

Vulvar infections

Genital ulcers

Mycoplasma genitalium

Vaginitis

Human immunodeficiency virus

Contraception

Sexually transmitted infections and infertility

Practical approach to common vaginal infections

Hepatitis B virus

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

12.  Inflammation of the cervix and uterus

Acute cervicitis

Chronic cervicitis

Erosion of the cervix

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

13.  Pelvic inflammatory disease

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Rare variety of PID: Actinomyces

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

14.  Tuberculosis of the genital tract

Introduction

Pathogenesis

Genital tract lesions

Clinical features of genital tuberculosis

Investigations

Differential diagnosis

Treatment

Prognosis

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

15.  Injuries of the female genital tract

Obstetric injuries

Injuries due to coitus

Direct trauma and vulval haematoma

Injuries due to foreign bodies and instruments

Chemical and other burns of the vagina

Injuries of the perineum

Old-standing complete tears

Vaginal lacerations

Cervical lacerations

Rupture of the uterus

Perforation of the uterus

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

16.  Injuries to the intestinal tract

Vaginal delivery

Faecal incontinence

Rectovaginal fistula

Bowel injury

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

17.  Diseases of the urinary system

Common urinary malfunctions

Diseases of the female urethra

Urinary fistulae

Ureteric obstruction

Uterine prolapse

Pelvic tumours

Carcinoma of the cervix

Obstruction at the site of fistula

Pregnancy and urinary problems

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

18.  Genital fistulae and urinary incontinence

Genital fistulae

Stress urinary incontinence (figure 18.6 A)

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

19.  Infertility and sterility

Vaginismus

Dyspareunia

Infertility and sterility

Assisted reproductive technology: An overview

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

20.  Birth control and medical termination of pregnancy

Birth control

Medical termination of pregnancy

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

21.  Ectopic gestation

Types of ectopic gestation

Epidemiology

Incidence

Aetiology (table 21.1)

Pathogenesis

Pathological anatomy

Location

Fate of the ovum

Symptoms and diagnosis

Physical signs

Differential diagnosis

Diagnostic investigations (table 21.3)

Treatment

Interstitial pregnancy

Unruptured ectopic gestation

Ovarian pregnancy

Cervical pregnancy

Heterotopic pregnancy

Caesarean scar ectopic pregnancy

Persistent ectopic pregnancy (PEP)

Recurrent ectopic pregnancy

Cornual pregnancy

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

22.  Gestational trophoblastic diseases

Hydatidiform mole

Invasive mole (persistent or residual)

Placental site trophoblastic tumour

Persistent trophoblastic disease

Perforating mole

Recurrent molar pregnancy

Coexisting molar pregnancy

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

23.  Disorders of menstruation—amenorrhoea

Menstrual cycle irregularities

Amenorrhoea

Oligomenorrhoea and hypomenorrhoea

Polymenorrhoea or epimenorrhoea

Metrorrhagia

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

24.  Menorrhagia

Causes (table 24.1)

Investigations

Management

Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB)

Puberty menorrhagia

Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) in the reproductive age

Abnormal uterine bleeding in childbearing age and premenopausal women

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

25.  Genital prolapse

Supports of the genital tract

Aetiology of prolapse (table 25.1)

Classification of prolapse (figures 25.3 and 25.4)

Pop-q system (table 25.2, figure 25.3)

Symptoms of prolapse

Investigations

Differential diagnosis

Complications of prolapse

Prophylaxis of prolapse

Treatment (table 25.3)

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

26.  Displacements

Introduction

Retroversion

Inversion of the uterus

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

27.  Diseases of the vulva

Introduction

Benign conditions of the vulva

Inflammatory lesions

Ulcers

Atrophy

Dystrophies

Cysts and neoplasms

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

28.  Diseases of the vagina

Biology of the vagina

Specific vaginal infections

Candidal vaginitis

Miscellaneous

Gardnerella (bacterial) vaginosis

Inflammations of the vagina

Ulcerations of the vagina

Cysts and neoplasms of the vagina

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

29.  Benign diseases of the uterus

Fibromyomas of the uterus and uterine polyps

Fibromyomas

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

30.  Endometriosis and adenomyosis

Endometriosis

Adenomyosis

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

31.  Disorders of the broad ligament, fallopian tubes and parametrium

Broad ligament cysts

Parovarian cysts

Tumours of the fallopian tubes

Affections of the broad ligament and parametrium

Tumours of the broad ligament and parametrium

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

32.  Disorders of the ovary

Non-neoplastic enlargements of the ovary (table 32.1)

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

33.  Ovarian tumours

Pathology

Borderline ovarian tumours

Tumours of the surface epithelium

Germ cell tumours

Sex cord stromal tumours

Feminizing functioning mesenchymoma

Virilizing mesenchymoma

Tumours arising from connective tissues of the ovary

Benign ovarian tumours

Ovarian tumours associated with pregnancy

Ovarian cyst in a menopausal woman

Ovarian remnant syndrome

Ovarian tumours in adolescents (figure 33.23)

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

34.  Breast

Congenital deformities

Benign tumours

Breast cancer

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

35.  Acute and chronic pelvic pain

Acute pelvic pain

Chronic pelvic pain

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

36.  Dysmenorrhoea, premenstrual syndrome

Premenstrual syndrome

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

37.  Vulval and vaginal cancer

Cancers of the genital tract

Cancer of the vulva

Vaginal cancer

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

38.  Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, carcinoma of cervix

Aetiology, epidemiology and predisposing risk factors

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

39.  Cancers of endometrium, uterus and fallopian tube

Endometrial cancer

Sarcoma of the uterus

Choriocarcinoma

Fallopian tube cancer

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

40.  Ovarian cancer

Pathology

Clinical features

Screening

Investigations

Management

Results

Strategies to reduce the incidence of genital tract malignancies (prophylaxis)

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

41.  Radiation therapy and chemotherapy for gynaecologic cancer

Radiation therapy

Clinical applications of radiotherapy

Cancer chemotherapy for gynaecologic cancers

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

42.  Obesity

Prevalence

Definition

Aetiology

Pathophysiology

Clinical features

Complications and sequelae (figure 42.1)

Management

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

43.  Hormonal therapy in gynaecology

Oestrogens

Progesterone

Androgens (figure 43.1)

Anti-oestrogens

Aromatase inhibitors

Selective oestrogen receptor modulators acting as anti-oestrogen (table 43.4)

Antiprogesterone

Anti-androgens

Pituitary hormones

Growth hormone

Gonadotropin releasing hormone and its analogues

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

44.  Pelvic adhesions and their prevention

Incidence

Aetiology

Pathophysiology of formation of adhesion

Clinical features

Prophylactic measures

Intraoperative prophylaxis

Conclusion

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

45.  Preoperative and postoperative care, and surgical procedures

Preoperative investigations

Preoperative care

Postoperative care

Surgical procedures: Dilatation of the cervix and endometrial curettage (D & C)

Self-assessment

Suggested reading

Index

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