Ultrasonography in Gynecology - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

About the editors

pp ix-x

Preface

pp xi-xii

Contributors

pp xiii-xvi

Section 1 - Techniques

pp 1-30

1 - Three-dimensional ultrasonography in gynecology

pp 1-11

2 - Hysterosalpingography

pp 12-15

3 - Ultrasonography and hysteroscopy in gynecologic evaluation: are they competitive or complementary to each other?

pp 16-24

4 - Consent and legal counseling for gynecologic ultrasound examinations

pp 25-30

Section 2 - Benign gynecology

pp 31-138

5 - Ultrasound imaging in polycystic ovary syndrome

pp 31-42

6 - Müllerian anomaly and ultrasonographic diagnosis

pp 43-57

7 - Ultrasound imaging in hydrosalpinges

pp 58-65

8 - Three-dimensional ultrasonography of subtle uterine anomalies: correlation with hysterosalpingogram, two-dimensional ultrasonography, and hysteroscopy

pp 66-79

9 - Transvaginal ultrasonography of uterine fibroids

pp 80-93

10 - Pelvic floor ultrasound

pp 94-113

11 - Ultrasound imaging in endometriosis

pp 114-121

12 - Ultrasound imaging of uterine fibroids: evaluation and management

pp 122-131

13 - Uterine artery embolization for the treatment of uterine fibroids

pp 132-138

Section 3 - Ectopic pregnancy

pp 139-192

14 - Ectopic pregnancy: ultrasound diagnosis and management

pp 139-154

15 - Ultrasound diagnosis of interstitial, cornual and angular pregnancy

pp 155-164

16 - Ultrasound diagnosis ofcervical pregnancy

pp 165-171

17 - Ultrasound diagnosis of cesarean scar ectopic pregnancy

pp 172-176

18 - Ultrasound diagnosis of ovarian and abdominal ectopic pregnancies

pp 177-184

19 - Ultrasound diagnosis of heterotopic ectopic pregnancies

pp 185-192