Achievements in gynecology 1989-90
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Achievements in gynecology 1989-90
（Contributions to gynecology and obstetrics, v. 18）
Karger, 1991
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
The papers in this volume highlight topics of current interest in gynaecological research and their implications for clinical practice. Focusing on the areas of endocrinology, oncology and prenatal medicine, experts review recent advances in the field and report original results of experimental and clinical investigations. Among other topics, the role of operative gynaecological endoscopy today, the relationship between viruses and cervical carcinoma, and adverse pregnancy outcomes associated with foetal alcohol exposure are discussed.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Endocrinology: the third age, the Third World and the 21st century, E. Diczfalusy
- biochemical characteristics of human endometrial cells, E. Gurpide
- the apparent paradox of sexual differentiation of the brain, F. Naftolin et al
- the role of operative gynaecological endoscopy today, A.A. Luciano et al
- induction of ovulation with gonadotropins in patients with polycystic ovarian syndrome, A. Caruso. Part 2 Oncology: viruses and carcinoma of the cervix, L. Aurelian
- carcinogenic consequences of DNA alkylation, C.J. Michejda
- chemical xenogenization - antigenic changes of cancer cells induced by triazene compounds, A. Giuliani
- improvement of cytodiagnosis of ovarian tumours employing onoclonal antibodies, P.G. Natali et al
- the pitfalls of cervical cancer screening, A. Sedlis. Part 3 Prenatal medicine: foetal alcohol exposure and adverse pregnancy outcomes, K.A. Ginsburg. (Part contents)
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