Clinical Gynaecology

abdominal abnormality abortion acute amenorrhoea anaemia artery ascites associated atrophy bimanual biopsy bladder bleeding blood bowel broad ligament cancer carcinoma cause cavity cells cent cervix Clinical Features coitus common condition contraceptive curettage cystic diagnosis dilatation disease dosage duct dysmenorrhoea dyspareunia ectopic pregnancy endometrial endometriosis endometrium epithelium examination Fallopian tubes fibroid fluid follicle fornix genital glands gynaecological haemorrhage hormone hydatidiform mole hysterectomy iliac implantation incision infection infertility inserted labia laparoscopy laparotomy lesion Lymphatic malignant menopause menorrhagia menstrual cycle menstruation Mestranol method mucus muscle normal occur oestrogen onset operation ovarian cyst ovary ovulation ovum pain patient pelvic perineum peritoneal peritoneum pessary pituitary polyp posterior pouch of Douglas present procedure produce progesterone prolapse radiotherapy rectum removed retroversion round ligaments rupture skin sonagrams speculum surgical sutures symptoms therapy tissue transverse treatment tubal tumour ulcer urethra urinary urine usually uterine uterus vaginal vaginal vault vaginal wall vulva weeks women