BOOK
Eureka: Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Hannah Kither | Sarah Kitson | Louise Wan | Emma Crosbie
(2018)
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Abstract
Eureka – an innovative series for students that fully integrates core science, clinical medicine and surgery. With its engaging and authoritative text, featuring insightful clinical cases, graphic narratives, SBAs and a wealth of other learning tools, Eureka has everything students need to succeed in medicine and pass their exams.
Series features across titles:
- Engaging clinical cases show how skilled clinician would work through a presentation, and put diseases and biomedical principles into patient context
- Innovative graphic narratives bring clinical cases to life, show how to approach difficult scenarios and convey the experience of being a patient
- Starter questions - stimulating answers to intriguing questions make learning fun
- Boxes highlight tips, tricks and key learning points
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology
- First principles chapter clearly explains the key concepts, processes and structures of the female reproductive system
- Clinical essentials chapters provide an overview of the symptoms and signs of obstetric and gynaecological disease, relevant history and examination techniques, investigations and management options
- Disease-based chapters give concise descriptions of all major disorders, e.g. complications of pregnancy, gynaecological tumours and subfertility, each chapter introduced by engaging clinical cases that feature unique graphic narratives
- Emergencies chapter covers the principles of immediate care in situations, such as ectopic pregnancy and eclampsia
- Integrated care chapter discusses strategies for the management of chronic conditions across primary and other care settings
- Self-Assessment – 80 multiple choice questions in clinical SBA format, in line with current exam format
Hannah Kither
Sarah Kitson
Louise Wan
Emma Crosbie
Manchester University School of Medicine, UK
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Cover | Cover | ||
Half Title | i | ||
Title | iii | ||
Copyright | iv | ||
Contents | viii | ||
Series Editors’ Foreword | v | ||
About the Series Editors | vi | ||
About the Authors | vi | ||
Preface | vii | ||
Glossary | xi | ||
Acknowledgements | xii | ||
Chapter 1 First principles | 1 | ||
Overview of the female reproductive system | 1 | ||
Development of the female reproductive system | 9 | ||
The ovaries | 13 | ||
The fallopian tubes | 18 | ||
The uterus | 20 | ||
The cervix | 23 | ||
The vagina | 27 | ||
The vulva | 29 | ||
The perineum | 31 | ||
The female urinary tract | 33 | ||
The menstrual cycle | 36 | ||
Fertility and conception | 39 | ||
Pregnancy | 44 | ||
Labour and the puerperium | 65 | ||
Menopause | 72 | ||
Chapter 2 Clinical essentials: gynaecology | 79 | ||
Introduction | 79 | ||
Common symptoms and how to take a history | 79 | ||
Common signs and how to examine a patient | 90 | ||
Investigations | 97 | ||
Management options | 108 | ||
Chapter 3 Clinical essentials: obstetrics | 119 | ||
Introduction | 119 | ||
Common symptoms and how to take a history | 120 | ||
Common signs and how to examine a patient | 131 | ||
Investigations | 138 | ||
Management options | 142 | ||
Chapter 4 Normal pregnancy and delivery | 147 | ||
Introduction | 147 | ||
Case 1 Booking visit | 148 | ||
Case 2 Prolonged pregnancy | 149 | ||
Routine antenatal care | 150 | ||
Normal delivery | 159 | ||
Monitoring in labour | 162 | ||
Analgesia and anaesthesia | 165 | ||
Induction of labour | 166 | ||
Postnatal care | 167 | ||
Chapter 5 Complications in early pregnancy | 171 | ||
Introduction | 171 | ||
Case 3 Pain and bleeding in early pregnancy | 172 | ||
Case 4 Spotting in early pregnancy | 173 | ||
Miscarriage | 175 | ||
Ectopic pregnancy | 178 | ||
Hyperemesis gravidarum | 180 | ||
Gestational trophoblastic disease | 182 | ||
Chapter 6 High-risk pregnancy | 185 | ||
Introduction | 185 | ||
Case 5 Diabetes in pregnancy | 186 | ||
Diabetes in pregnancy | 187 | ||
Hypertension in pregnancy | 190 | ||
Obstetric cholestasis | 193 | ||
Polyhydramnios | 195 | ||
Medical disorders in pregnancy | 196 | ||
Haemolytic disease of the newborn | 205 | ||
Multiple pregnancy | 207 | ||
Antepartum haemorrhage | 208 | ||
Small-for-gestational-age fetus | 210 | ||
Stillbirth | 212 | ||
Chapter 7 Complications in delivery and the postnatal period | 215 | ||
Introduction | 215 | ||
Case 6 Slow progress in labour | 216 | ||
Case 7 Breech presentation | 217 | ||
Premature labour | 219 | ||
Malpresentation of the fetus | 222 | ||
Failure to progress in labour | 224 | ||
Fetal compromise in labour | 226 | ||
Operative vaginal delivery | 228 | ||
Caesarean section | 229 | ||
Post-partum haemorrhage | 231 | ||
Postnatal infection | 233 | ||
Venous thromboembolism | 236 | ||
Maternal and perinatal death | 238 | ||
Postnatal mental health | 239 | ||
Chapter 8 Reproductive endocrinology | 241 | ||
Introduction | 241 | ||
Case 8 Absent menarche | 242 | ||
Disorders of puberty | 245 | ||
Hirsutism | 248 | ||
Polycystic ovary syndrome | 249 | ||
Hypogonadism | 251 | ||
Galactorrhoea | 253 | ||
Premenstrual syndrome | 255 | ||
Menopause | 256 | ||
Chapter 9 Fertility and contraception | 259 | ||
Introduction | 259 | ||
Case 9 Unwanted pregnancy | 260 | ||
Case 10 Failure to conceive | 262 | ||
Contraception | 265 | ||
Termination of pregnancy | 270 | ||
Subfertility | 271 | ||
Assisted conception | 275 | ||
Chapter 10 Abnormal vaginal bleeding | 281 | ||
Introduction | 281 | ||
Case 11 Heavy, painful periods | 282 | ||
Amenorrhoea | 284 | ||
Oligomenorrhoea | 288 | ||
Heavy menstrual bleeding | 288 | ||
Dysmenorrhoea | 291 | ||
Intermenstrual and postcoital bleeding | 293 | ||
Postmenopausal bleeding | 295 | ||
Chapter 11 Inflammatory and infective disorders | 297 | ||
Introduction | 297 | ||
Case 12 Painful periods | 298 | ||
Case 13 Vaginal discharge | 300 | ||
Endometriosis | 301 | ||
Lower genital tract infections | 304 | ||
Pelvic inflammatory disease | 307 | ||
Vulval skin disorders | 308 | ||
Chapter 12 Gynaecological tumours | 311 | ||
Introduction | 311 | ||
Case 14 Bloating and abdominal pain | 312 | ||
Case 15 Postmenopausal bleeding | 315 | ||
Fibroids | 316 | ||
Benign ovarian cysts | 318 | ||
Ovarian cancer | 320 | ||
Endometrial cancer | 323 | ||
Leiomyosarcoma | 326 | ||
Cervical cancer | 327 | ||
Vulval cancer | 330 | ||
Vaginal cancer | 332 | ||
Chapter 13 Urinary incontinence and genital prolapse | 335 | ||
Introduction | 335 | ||
Case 16 Weak bladder | 336 | ||
Urinary incontinence | 338 | ||
Genital prolapse | 342 | ||
Chapter 14 Emergencies | 347 | ||
Introduction | 347 | ||
Case 17 Abdominal pain and unconsciousness | 348 | ||
Case 18 Heavy vaginal bleeding and severe abdominal pain in pregnancy | 349 | ||
Case 19 Headaches and visual disturbances in pregnancy | 352 | ||
Case 20 Spontaneous rupture of membranes | 354 | ||
Case 21 Collapse and tachycardia after delivery | 356 | ||
Case 22 Failure to deliver | 357 | ||
Case 23 Excessive bleeding after delivery | 360 | ||
Case 24 Vaginal bulge and heavy bleeding after delivery | 362 | ||
Case 25 Fever 2 days after delivery | 364 | ||
Chapter 15 Integrated care | 367 | ||
Introduction | 367 | ||
Case 26 Late booking and abdominal bruising | 368 | ||
Domestic abuse and child protection | 370 | ||
Female genital mutilation | 372 | ||
Forensic gynaecology | 374 | ||
Cervical screening and management of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia | 375 | ||
Management of gynaecological cancer | 380 | ||
Contraception: special circumstances | 383 | ||
Neonatal resuscitation | 384 | ||
Risk management | 386 | ||
Chapter 16 Self-assessment | 389 | ||
SBA questions | 389 | ||
SBA answers | 399 | ||
Index | 407 | ||
A | 407 | ||
B | 407 | ||
C | 408 | ||
D | 409 | ||
E | 409 | ||
F | 409 | ||
G | 410 | ||
H | 411 | ||
I | 412 | ||
J | 412 | ||
K | 412 | ||
L | 412 | ||
M | 412 | ||
N | 413 | ||
O | 413 | ||
P | 414 | ||
Q | 415 | ||
R | 415 | ||
S | 415 | ||
T | 416 | ||
U | 416 | ||
V | 416 | ||
W | 417 | ||
Y | 417 | ||
Z | 417 |