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Uterine hemorrhage.

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"Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) is a common presenting symptom for both gynecologists and family practitioners with complex etiology and challenging differential diagnosis. Many cases of AUB can be managed effectively with hormonal, anti-inflammatory or antifibrinolytic agents. Although surgical management may include hysterectomy, more often one of a variety of less invasive, uterus-sparing procedures provides an effective and satisfactory clinical outcome. Effective management of women with AUB is enhanced by an understanding of the relevant basic sciences and the various mechanisms by which symptoms evolve. This includes clinical evaluation, the application of appropriate laboratory and imaging techniques and the identification of a customized menu of potential therapeutic interventions. Written by a leading practitioner, the approach includes advice on history taking, clinical examination and appropriate therapy. Basic science aspects are limited to what is really relevant to the clinicians. The accompanying DVD includes videos, animations, color images and patient support material to facilitate learning. A spectrum of providers and trainees will find this book to be an invaluable resource, including those from primary care, gynecology and family planning"--Provided by publisher

Menorrhagia --- Uterine hemorrhage --- Menorrhagia --- Menorrhagia --- Metrorrhagia --- Metrorrhagia

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Although disorders of the coagulation system are uncommon in pregnancy, the two main hazards - haemorrhage and thromboembolism - are leading causes of direct maternal death in the UK and worldwide. Gynaecologists may encounter abnormal haemostasis as a cause of intractable menorrhagia or perioperative haemorrhage, and thromboembolism is a significant risk for women undergoing major gynaecological surgery. This book brings together various aspects of haemostasis in relation to obstetrics and gynaecology to provide practical guidance to clinicians, who may only occasionally encounter these problems. Emphasis is placed on the need for good working relationships and close liaison between obstetricians and gynaecologists, anaesthetists, haematologists and blood transfusion services. The book is primarily designed to provide a comprehensive summary for candidates preparing for the Part 2 MRCOG examination, and as such covers the RCOG curriculum for haemorrhage and thrombosis. It is also a valuable guide for all healthcare professionals working in the field.

Blood coagulation disorders in pregnancy. --- Uterine hemorrhage. --- Thromboembolism.

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Labor (Obstetrics). --- Labor, Obstetric. --- Travail (Obstétrique). --- Uterine Hemorrhage. --- Uterine hemorrhage. --- Uterus --- Uterus, Pregnant. --- Utérus gravide. --- Utérus --- Anatomy & histology. --- Hémorragie.

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Female. --- Humans. --- Injections. --- Iodine --- Puerperal Infection --- Uterine Hemorrhage --- Therapeutic use. --- Prevention & control. --- Drug therapy.