Infection in Gynaecology

Urinary tract infection in gynaecology and obstetrics

Cystitis is a common problem in the general population affecting 50% of women in their lifetime. Pregnant women are prone to asymptomatic bacteriuria and screening and treatment is important, due to the risk of neonatal complications. Gynaecological patients are at greater risk of developing urinary tract infections, because of concomitant prolapse, vaginal atrophy, voiding dysfunction and inco...

Prevention of Urinary Infection in Gynaecology.

EC GYNAECOLOGY Editorial HPV Infection and Cervical Cancer. Prevention Opportunities

Cervical cancer remains a medical and social problem for our country and requires the implementation of effective strategy for its prevention. The etiopathogenesis of precancer lesions and cervical cancer is associated with the human papillomavirus infection. The proof of the biological significance of papillomavirus infection led to the need to identify the role of individual HPV types, and th...

Gynaecology in General Practice

IN choosing as my subject for this address ."Gynaecology in General Practice," I want to reassure you. First of all, I wish to assure the gynaecological specialist that I do not presume to offer them instruction in their work; and to my fellow-general practitioners I give the assurance that I do not wish to appear to presume to be their mentor. The general practitioiner has seklomii the time fo...

Persian Gynaecology

THE history of the practice of medicine in Persia has been widely studied. Everybody knows at least by name the great clinicians Avicenna, Rhazes, and Haly Abbas. Even a few who lived after the Mongol Invasion are not unknown. The story of surgery in these regions is also better known now than it was thanks to a magnificent reproduction with miniatures in colour of Sharaf-ul-Din's translation o...