The diagnostic investigation of menstrual dysfunction and sterility
is a routine part of gynaecological practice. Hysteroscopy can
expand the spectrum of diagnostic possibilities. The 2nd revised
edition of this handbook aims to familiarise the gynaecologist with
diagnostical hysteroscopy. About 100 colour plates facilitate the
acquisition of this technique as well as the correct assessment of
findings. The book is conceived for newcomers to hysteroscopy and
should contribute to the further establishment of this method. 2nd
revised edition 90 case studies of gynaecological practice
Thomas Römer, Gynäkologisch-Geburtshilfliche Klinik des Evangelischen Krankenhauses, Köln-Weyertal, Germany.
Inhaltsangabe
1;Preface to the 2nd edition;6 2;Contents;8 3;1. Introduction;10 4;2. History;11 5;3. Indications for diagnostic hysteroscopy;12 6;4. Instrumentation and distending medium;13 7;5. Examination procedure and techniques;31 8;6. Distinctive features of hysteroscopy in the gynaecologists practice;43 9;7. Hysteroscopy in the diagnostics of sterility and infertility;45 10;8. Hysteroscopy with bleeding disorders;75 11;9. Hysteroscopy with sonographically suspect endometrial findings;127 12;10. Hysteroscopy and lost IUD/IUS;142 13;11. Special cases;149 14;12. Complications;154 15;13. Summary;158 16;14. List of abbreviations;159
