Deep pelvic endometriosis is one of the most severe expressions of a disease that may involve all the pelvic organs bladder, ureters, rectosigmoid colon causing debilitating symptoms and leading to impaired quality of life in young women. The chapters cover both diagnostic and t…
Deep pelvic endometriosis is one of the most severe expressions of a disease that may involve all the pelvic organs - bladder, ureters, rectosigmoid colon - causing debilitating symptoms and leading to impaired quality of life in young women. The chapters cover both diagnostic a…
Allein in Deutschland leiden 1,2 Mio. Patientinnen an einer tumorartigen Erkrankung der Uterus namens Endometriose. Die 3. Auflage des Frauenärztlichen Taschenbuches zur Endometriose enthält u.a. die neuen europäischen Therapie- und Diagnose-Richtlinien sowie die neuen Therapiea…
The third revised edition incorporates all of the newest insights and developments regarding this prevalent disease and creates thereby the groundwork for its effective treatment.
Uterine adenomyosis
This useful book examines the full spectrum of data available on uterine adenomyosis, covering early to modern literature. The authors look at the recent scientific advancements in the pathophysiology of this disease, giving the reader insight into its diagnosis before hysterect…
Uterine adenomyosis
This useful book examines the full spectrum of data available on uterine adenomyosis, covering early to modern literature. The authors look at the recent scientific advancements in the pathophysiology of this disease, giving the reader insight into its diagnosis before hysterect…
Uterine adenomyosis
This useful book examines the full spectrum of data available on uterine adenomyosis, covering early to modern literature. The authors look at the recent scientific advancements in the pathophysiology of this disease, giving the reader insight into its diagnosis before hysterect…
Since its 'discovery' some 150 years ago, thinking about endometriosis has changed. With current estimates identifying it as more common than breast and ovarian cancer, this chronic, incurable gynaecological condition has emerged as a 'modern epidemic', distinctive in being perh…
This timely book addresses the scholarly neglect of endometriosis by the social sciences, offering a critical assessment of one of the world's most common - and burdensome - health problems for women. Drawing on a range of theoretical perspectives, including science and technolo…