Review
"Quite apparent from the text is the fact that the editor worked very hard to assemble the disparate manuscripts into a coherent whole. He minimized overlap and clearly worked hard to keep the authors' contributions concise. Also noted is the nicely balanced blend of tables, graphic, and text, a recipe for effortless reading...this text is valuable for the resident, fellow, or clinician trying to gain an overall understanding of the current status of knowledge of this disease." Fertility and Sterility
"This book of over 200 pages provides a well-balanced and authoritative update on polycystic ovary syndrome, containing 15 relatively concise chapters written by acknowledged international experts." Organon's Magazine on Women and Health
"Each chapter is readable and authoritative. This book could be dipped into by someone wanting information about a paticular aspect of PCOS, but equally could be read over the course of one or two days by anyone wanting a comprehensive overview or in depth introduction to PCOS.... an excellent reference source for any gynaecologist with an interest in reproductive medicine.... there is certainly no better book available.... I expect many clinicians will want a personal copy, as I am sure that any library copies will be out on loan for most of the time." Human Fertility
"This excellent book will therefore be of interest not only to gynaecologists but also to other specialties and to general practitioners. It is clearly written, beautifully laid out and offers concise information on the background of the disease, its diagnosis, clinical manifestations and treatments." DURRANTS press cuttings
Product Description
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCO) is one of the most common reproductive health problems of women. However, its effective treatment remains a significant challenge to the medical profession. This new publication provides an essential guide to the diagnosis of the syndrome, its etiology, pathology, and effective medical management. An important theme throughout the book is the role of PCO as a major cause of infertility, and the use of new assisted reproductive technologies to overcome this problem. In addition, this comprehensive account summarizes the most recent advances in the molecular basis of the syndrome, its genetic basis, and long-term health effects. Given the significant new developments in all these areas, this up-to-date account is the definitive guide to effective clinical practice in an area where consensus has previously been lacking. It will appeal to all doctors with an interest in reproductive endocrinology, including gynecologists, IVF specialists, and obstetricians.
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