Comprehensive Handbook Obstetrics & Gynecology 3rd Ed

The 3rd Edition is completely updated to reflect the latest recommendations, including the 2020 risk-based cervical cancer management guideline. It provides vital information in a concise, portable format. The handbook focuses on diagnosis and therapy, including management protocols, medications, and dosages. Common problems are covered in greater detail. Key facts on uncommon conditions are also presented. Medical students and interns can find pearls on performing examinations of the pelvis, breast, and cervix. Illustrated techniques and procedures include knot-tying, instrument use, perineal laceration repair, amniocentesis, and measurement of AFI and cervical length. This handbook also includes thirteen operative dictations, which describe common procedures with the latest techniques.

The 3rd Edition is completely updated to reflect the latest recommendations, including the 2020 risk-based cervical cancer management guideline. It provides vital information in a concise, portable format. The handbook focuses on diagnosis and therapy, including management protocols, medications, and dosages. Common problems are covered in greater detail. Key facts on uncommon conditions are also presented. Medical students and interns can find pearls on performing examinations of the pelvis, breast, and cervix. Illustrated techniques and procedures include knot-tying, instrument use, perineal laceration repair, amniocentesis, and measurement of AFI and cervical length. This handbook also includes thirteen operative dictations, which describe common procedures with the latest techniques.

Thomas Zheng, MD, is Clinical Associate Professor of OB/GYN at University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix. Working with residents and medical students daily has motivated him to write a practical handbook to address their needs. Comprehensive Handbook Obstetrics & Gynecology 3rd Ed provides the latest and unbiased information. The print version has been the bestselling book in the category of OB/GYN.