Gynaecology Illustrated

abdominal abortion activity allow appear application artery becomes biopsy bladder bleeding blood body called cancer carcinoma carried cause cavity cells cervix chromosomes chronic Clinical closed common complete condition contain continuous cycle cyst develop diagnosis difficult discharge disease dose drugs duct early effect epithelium examination external fistula followed function genital give given glands growth hormone iliac increase indicated infection involved lateral less ligament malignant means menstruation method muscle normal occur oestrogen operation organs ovarian ovary ovulation pain passed patient pelvic period position possible posterior pregnancy present pressure produces prolapse radiation radiotherapy radium rare rectum reduced removed repair risk round secretion severe signs skin sometimes spread stage surgery sutured swelling symptoms technique tion tissue tract treatment tube tumour ureter urethra urinary urine urogenital sinus usually uterine uterus vaginal vaginal wall vessels vulva wall weeks woman women