CONTENTS:
1. Aetiology and investigation og menorrhagia
2. Pathophysiology of menorrhagia
3. Diagnosis of dysfunctional uterine bleeding
4. Role of hysteroscopy in the evaluation of menorrhagia
5. Role of imaging techniques in the diagnosis of menorrhagia
6. Management of the pubertal patient
7. Management of menorrhagia in women of childbearing age
8. Management of women of perimenopausal age
9. Place of intrauterine delivery of progestogen and progresterone
10. Refractory menorrhagia
11. Menorrahgia and infertility
12. Haematological aspects of menorrhagia
13. Endometrial resection and long-term follow-up
14. Fibroids and menorrhagia: the role of myolysis
15. Embolization of myomata
16. Bilateral uterine artery embolization for fibroids
17. Role of photodynamic therapy
18. Action in the event of malignant histology
19. Vaginal or abdominal hysterectomy?
20. Which hysterectomy? A detailed comparison of laparoscopic, vaginal and abdominal hysterectomy
21. Vaginal hysterectomy or TCRE?
22. Should ovaries be removed at hysterectomy?
23. Management of high-risk women
24. The abnormal uterine bleeding clinic: a role in advising family doctors on the management of menorrhagia
25. Choice of treatment for menorrhagia
26. Endometrial balloon ablation
27. Laparovaginal approach to fibroids: laparoscopically-assisted vaginal myomectomy (LAVM)
