Benign Pathology of the Female Genital Tract — Gynecology

Gynecology and Obstetrics · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Systematic study of non-malignant conditions of the female genital tract: vulvar dermatoses, vaginal infections, myomatosis, polyps, endometrial hyperplasia, adenomyosis, endometriosis, benign ovarian pathology, prolapse, incontinence and benign breast pathology. Diagnosis, pathophysiology and management.

What it covers

1. Benign Pathology of the Genital Tract
2. Vulvar Dermatoses and Dystrophies
3. · Lichen sclerosus
4. · Lichen simplex chronicus and lichen planus
5. · Vulvodynia
6. · Diagnostic approach to vulvar injury
7. Benign Vulvar Cysts and Tumors
8. · Bartholin's gland cyst and abscess
9. · Other cysts and benign lesions
10. · Vulvar pigmented lesions
11. Vulvovaginitis and Lower Tract Infections
12. · Atrophic vaginitis
13. · Genital ulcers and sexually transmitted infections
14. · Bartholinitis and vaginal flora in a woman's life
15. Benign Cervical Pathology
16. · Cervical ectopia (ectropion)
17. · Cervical polyps
18. · HPV and the prevention of cervical pathology
19. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
20. · Etiology and risk factors
21. · Clinical and diagnosis
22. · Complications and treatment
23. · Staging and tube-ovarian abscess
24. Uterine Myomatosis
25. · Classification according to location
26. · Clinical manifestations
27. · Diagnosis
28. · Treatment
29. · Fibroids, fertility and pregnancy
30. Endometrial Polyps
31. · Clinical and diagnosis
32. Endometrial Hyperplasia
33. · Risk factors (hyperestrogenism)
34. · Classification (WHO) and risk
35. · Treatment
36. · Endometrial thickness thresholds
37. Adenomyosis
38. · Clinical
39. · Diagnosis
40. · Treatment
41. · Pathophysiology and forms
42. Endometriosis
43. · Locations and forms
44. · Etiopathogenesis
45. · Clinical
46. · Diagnosis
47. · Treatment
48. · Chronicity, recurrence and comprehensive approach
49. Functional Ovarian Cysts
50. · Management of adnexal mass according to age
51. Benign Ovarian Tumors
52. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
53. · Diagnostic criteria (Rotterdam)
54. · Manifestations and complications
55. · Treatment
56. · Differential diagnosis of hyperandrogenism
57. Pelvic Organ Prolapse
58. · Types of prolapse
59. · Risk factors and clinical features
60. · Treatment
61. · Anatomical bases of pelvic support
62. Urinary Incontinence
63. · Treatment
64. · General considerations
65. Benign Breast Pathology
66. · Fibrocystic changes
67. · Benign tumors
68. · Inflammatory processes
69. · Mastalgia
70. · Phyllodes tumor and other lesions
71. Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
72. · Diagnosis and treatment
73. · Updated terminology
74. Chronic Pelvic Pain
75. · Frequent gynecological causes
76. · Dysmenorrhea
77. · Pelvic congestion syndrome
78. · Keys to the diagnostic approach
79. Amenorrhea and Menstrual Disorders
80. · Causes depending on the level of the axis
81. · Benign obstructive causes
82. Climaterium and Associated Benign Pathology
83. · Manifestations of hypoestrogenism
84. · Hormonal therapy and monitoring