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Progress in Obstetrics and Gynaecology: v.6: Vol 6 (Progress in Obstetrics & Gynaecology) Book

PART ONE: OBSTETRICS, Computerisation of obstetric records/Anaemia in obstetrics/Neurological disorders and pregnancy/Abdominal pain in pregnancy/Gestational diabetes/Triplet pregnancy/Uterine contractions and the fetus/Fetal blood gases and pH: current application/Implications of increasing rates of Caesarean section/Gaesarean and postpartum hysterectomy/Destructive operations/Sudden postpartum collapse. PART TWO: GYNAECOLOGY, The new ethical problems in infertility/Male infertility and in vitro fertilisation/Timing of ovulation/Ultrasound in gynaecological practice/Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging in obstetrics and gynaecology/Surgical pelviscopy: review of 12,060 pelviscopies, 1970-85/A gender identity crisis in males and females/Premalignant lesions of the lower genital tract/Staging in gynaecological cancer/Improving the prognosis in ovarian cancer/Index. (biographical info. about author) Examiner for the RCOG at the Universities of Birmingham and London, Member of the Council of RCOG.Read More

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  • 0443035725
  • 9780443035722
  • 13 April 1987
  • Churchill Livingstone
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 456
  • 6th Revised edition
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