OFFICE CARE OF WOMEN

• Part I. Health Promotion:
1. Preventive health care Karen Schneider
2. Contraception John Ervin
3. Lactation Karen Schetzina and Julie Ware
4. Genetics and cancer screening Megan Cheney
• Part II. Office Interventions:
5. Office ultrasound Norm Assad
6. Preoperative evaluation Catherine Salva
7. Office procedures Patrice Weiss, Eric Swisher and Christine Canela
8. Office management of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia Sheri Holmes and Martin Olsen
9. Office emergencies Felicity Plaat and Sarah Griffiths
• Part III. Pregnancy:
10. Preconception evaluation Nancy Gaba
11. Abnormal first trimester pregnancy Lisa Keder and Wing Kay Fok
12. Prenatal care Brian Brocato and David Lewis
13. Pregnancy termination Jennifer Lesko
• Part IV. Gynecology:
14. Office care of the pediatric-adolescent gynecologic patient Nancy Sokkary
15. Amenorrhea Melanie Altizer and Patrice Weiss
16. Abnormal uterine bleeding Jeanette Lager and James Parker Gregg
17. Office care of sexually transmitted infections Larry Leeman
18. Office management of pelvic pain and dyspareunia Charles Cox
19. Office management of pelvic mass Elaine Stickrath
20. Office management of incontinence Ayman Elnaqua and Khaled Afifi
21. Office management of pelvic relaxation Tristi Muir
22. Vulvo-vaginal disease Christine Conageski
23. Office care of patients with leiomyomata of the uterus Julie DeCesare
24. Sexual dysfunction Joseph Peterson
25. Office management of endometriosis Juan Garcia-Velasco
• Part V. Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility:
26. Outpatient evaluation of the infertile couple Geeta Nargund
27. Outpatient infertility management Botros Rizk and Ibrahim El-Masri
28. Polycystic ovary syndrome Theodore Tsaltas and Meshell Stokes
29. Hyperandrogenism Eduardo Lara-Torre and Amanda Murchison
30. Hyperprolactemia Jessica Servey
31. Menopausal syndrome Julia Johnson
32. Additional endocrine disorders seen in office patients Theodore Tsaltas
33. Office management of female reproductive tract anomalies Brigid Hayden
• Part VI. Non-Gynecologic Conditions:
34. Office care of breast disorders Manjusha Sahni
35. Urinary tract infections Jeff Quinlan
36. Office care of premenstrual syndrome and premenstrual dysphoric disorder Hal Elliot
37. Office management of depression Sarah Appleton
38. Eating disorders Mark Schnee
39. Office care of obese patients Sharon Seidel
40. Smoking cessation David Gregory
41. Office evaluation and management of abdominal pain Brett Worley
42. Hypertension Jennifer Frank
43. Hyperlipidemia Beth Anne Fox and Martin Olsen
44. Osteoporosis and osteopenia Ron Hamdy
45. Office care of substance abuse patients Lee Dresang, Randy Brown and Elizabeth Kvach
46. Office care of geriatric patients Anita Blanchard
47. Office care of disabled patients Natalie Roche, Lena Nguyen and Ondrea McKay
48. Domestic violence Martin Olsen
49. Sexual assault Martin Olsen
50. Ethics in office practice Elizabeth Ferries-Rowe.

Office Care of Women covers a wide range of topics which are pertinent to the provision of excellent healthcare. Common gynecologic topics are discussed in depth, as well as non-gynecologic medical conditions which are frequently faced by female patients. This book is designed as a single source reference which covers the majority of topics seen by clinicians as they care for women patients in the office setting. The fifty chapters include topics unique to female patients but also include other health conditions which are affected by the patient's gender. The authors of this book span six specialties and three continents thereby giving the reader a comprehensive source of information to improve the healthcare of women.

Key Features
• The most comprehensive book available on the topic of ambulatory care of women
• Covers both Ob/Gyn topics and other topics seen as crucial by leaders in women's health
• Assists in understanding non-gynecologic medical conditions which are commonly faced by female patients

Authors
• Martin Olsen, East Tennessee State University
Dr Martin Olsen is a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at East Tennessee State University where he served as residency program director for over twenty years. Prior to his board certification in Ob/Gyn, he was board certified in family medicine. He is also the co-editor of Challenging Office Cases in Ob/Gyn. Dr Olsen is the inventor of a simulation device and has participated in the education of colleagues around the world.
• Botros Rizk, University of South Alabama
Dr Botros Rizk is Professor and Head of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility and Medical and Scientific Director of USA In vitro fertilization and assisted reproduction at the University of South Alabama. Dr Rizk published twenty medical textbooks embracing different aspects of infertility and assisted reproduction, as well as, ultrasonography and robotic surgery. He is one of the early members of European Society for Human Reproduction and a founding member of Middle East Fertility Society. For several years he successfully chaired ASRM postgraduate courses on ART. Dr Rizk is President Elect of the Middle East Fertility Society.