Part of the Recent Advnaces series, Obstetrics & Gynaecology is a collection of comprehensive reviews, with emphasis on breakthroughs and their practical relevance to clinical practice, providing essential reading to help clinicians and trainees remain up to date in the field.

This is the ideal resource for keeping abreast new developments in the fast moving field. Written by expert authors and featuring topics such as hereditary cancer in gynaecology and caesarean scar ectopic pregnancy, each chapter highlights the latest developments of relevance to clinical practice. This book is an invaluable update and revision tool for trainees preparing for postgraduate examinations. Practical and clinically-relevant content enhanced by Key Points for Clinical Practice at the end of chapters. Chapters focus on important recent developments in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology. Effective revision tool for candidates sitting for postgraduate obstetrics and gynaecology examination. -- Provided by publisher.

Recent Advances in Obstetrics and Gynaecology: 26 features a collection of in depth reviews of the latest developments in the field. Written in an accessible and easy to read format and featuring such topics as the obese woman in late pregnancy and labour, minimising complications associated with Caesarean Section and domestic violence and its relevance in obstetrics and gynaecology, each chapter provides a comprehensive overview, and emphasises the salient points of interest. This latest volume in the series is an invaluable resource for busy clinicians and those sitting RCOG membership examinations. 13 chapters summarising important recent advances within the field of obstetrics and gynaecology All topics are written in a practical and clinically relevant manner, further enhanced by the ‘key clinical points for practice’ sections at the end of each chapter Provides an effective exam revision tool for MRCOG(UK) All chapters written by expert authors ensuring authoritative and accurate content Full colour photographs throughout

This volume on obstetrics and gynaecology presents updates on topics of clinical importance at a level appropriate for the trainee, and should be useful to those preparing for the MRCOG and other postgraduate exams.

PROGRESS IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY, edited by Professor John Studd, Dr Seang Tan and Dr Frank Chervenak, is the definitive international review series in the field. This 17th volume, with contributions from leading clinicians from all over the world, covers topics of importance and relevance to obstetricians and gynaecologists. Established review series covering the latest and most important topics in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology.International line-up of contributors.Provides excellent method of keeping up to date for clinicians.Serves as topical review for tainees in O&G preparing for exams such as the MRCOG.

A comprehensive textbook of obstetrics and gynecology designed to meet the clinical information needs of the community, ob/gyn and the famil y practitioner. The sixty-eight chapters are organized into sections on obstetrics, women's health care issues, management of chronic medic al problems in women's health, and special problems in gynecologic onc ology. In this book subjects are addressed as they would occur, given their importance and precision needed in clinical decision-making.

SECTION 1: GYNAECOLOGY 1. Fibroid Uterus 2. Modern Modalities in the Management of Abnormal Uterine Bleeding 3. Conservative Sling Operations for Pelvic Organ Prolapse 4. Menopause Hormone Therapy 5. Ureteric Injuries 6. Stress Urinary Incontinence 7. Semen and Oocyte Banking SECTION 2: OBSTETRICS 8. Atosiban in Preterm Labor 9. Prophylactic Forceps 10. Robotics in Gynaecology 11. Placenta Accreta 12. Induction of Labor 13. Ectopic Pregnancy 14. Bleeding in Early Pregnancy 15. Stem Cell Therapy in Modern Practice 16. Placenta Previa 17. Rhesus Isoimmunization 18. MRI in Obstetrics 19. Recent Advances in Contraception 20. T-shaped Uterus: Treatment, Fertility and Reproductive Outcomes Index