Titre :	Endometriosis : Advances And Controversies
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Togas Tulandi, Auteur ; David Redwine, Auteur
Editeur :	Tylor&Francis
Année de publication :	2004
Autre Editeur :	Marcel Dekker
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-0-8247-4777-0
Langues :	Français (fre)
Catégories :	Gynécologie
Résumé :	Endometriosis is an enigma. The chapters in this book represent the endeavors of several experts in the field to review what is known about endometriosis in an objective manner. Yet what emerges is how little is known about endometriosis in spite of the innumerable studies conducted and the quantity of information that has accumulated. Opinions about endometriosis abound, and this book is filled with diverse opinions. Those opinions serve to raise questions for further research and to emphasize further how enigmatic this disorder remains. Because of the myriad of symptoms that may be associated with endometriosis, practitioners are dedicated to attempting to alleviate the symptoms associated with the disorder even in the absence of an understanding of its pathophysiology. Endometriosis is common. Every health care provider who interacts with women has dealt with many cases. Every woman knows others with the disorder. Everyone has an opinion and advice. Yet treatment remains far from satisfactory for many. The authors have provided their opinions as to the best approaches to therapy in these patients with complex medical problems.

Endometriosis : Advances And Controversies [texte imprimé] / Togas Tulandi, Auteur ; David Redwine, Auteur . - [S.l.] : Tylor&Francis : [S.l.] : Marcel Dekker, 2004.
ISBN : 978-0-8247-4777-0
Langues : Français (fre)

Catégories :

Gynécologie

Résumé :

Endometriosis is an enigma. The chapters in this book represent the endeavors of several experts in the field to review what is known about endometriosis in an objective manner. Yet what emerges is how little is known about endometriosis in spite of the innumerable studies conducted and the quantity of information that has accumulated. Opinions about endometriosis abound, and this book is filled with diverse opinions. Those opinions serve to raise questions for further research and to emphasize further how enigmatic this disorder remains. Because of the myriad of symptoms that may be associated with endometriosis, practitioners are dedicated to attempting to alleviate the symptoms associated with the disorder even in the absence of an understanding of its pathophysiology. Endometriosis is common. Every health care provider who interacts with women has dealt with many cases. Every woman knows others with the disorder. Everyone has an opinion and advice. Yet treatment remains far from satisfactory for many. The authors have provided their opinions as to the best approaches to therapy in these patients with complex medical problems.