Challenges in Diagnosis and Management of PRIMARY AMENORRHEA
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Author: Uma Jain
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Publisher: Evangel Publishing
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Language: English
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Pages: 348
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Format: Paperback
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Release Date: 22-01-2025
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ISBN: 9789390616930
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Condition: New
About the Book
Challenges in Diagnosis and Management of Primary Amenorrhea is a comprehensive and much-needed resource in the field of gynecology, addressing the complex and multifactorial nature of primary amenorrhea. Given the wide range of underlying etiologies, this book serves as an invaluable single reference for medical professionals, especially medical teachers, postgraduate students, and practicing gynecologists.
Structured into 9 sections and 40 chapters, the book features contributions from experts across India and covers an extensive spectrum of topics—from genetic, enzymatic, and embryological defects to diagnostic pitfalls and advanced surgical interventions such as laparoscopic vaginoplasty, uterine transplantation, and ovarian rejuvenation. This breadth reflects the truly multidisciplinary approach required for managing primary amenorrhea.
The inclusion of recent management guidelines and clinical case discussions adds strong practical relevance, making the book highly useful for day-to-day clinical practice as well as academic reference. Clear organization and expert insights help readers navigate complex diagnostic and therapeutic challenges with confidence.
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Challenges in Diagnosis and Management of PRIMARY AMENORRHEA
Book Details
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Author: Uma Jain
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Publisher: Evangel Publishing
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Language: English
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Pages: 348
-
Format: Paperback
-
Release Date: 22-01-2025
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ISBN: 9789390616930
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Condition: New
About the Book
Challenges in Diagnosis and Management of Primary Amenorrhea is a comprehensive and much-needed resource in the field of gynecology, addressing the complex and multifactorial nature of primary amenorrhea. Given the wide range of underlying etiologies, this book serves as an invaluable single reference for medical professionals, especially medical teachers, postgraduate students, and practicing gynecologists.
Structured into 9 sections and 40 chapters, the book features contributions from experts across India and covers an extensive spectrum of topics—from genetic, enzymatic, and embryological defects to diagnostic pitfalls and advanced surgical interventions such as laparoscopic vaginoplasty, uterine transplantation, and ovarian rejuvenation. This breadth reflects the truly multidisciplinary approach required for managing primary amenorrhea.
The inclusion of recent management guidelines and clinical case discussions adds strong practical relevance, making the book highly useful for day-to-day clinical practice as well as academic reference. Clear organization and expert insights help readers navigate complex diagnostic and therapeutic challenges with confidence.
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Book Details
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Author: Uma Jain
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Publisher: Evangel Publishing
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Language: English
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Pages: 348
-
Format: Paperback
-
Release Date: 22-01-2025
-
ISBN: 9789390616930
-
Condition: New
About the Book
Challenges in Diagnosis and Management of Primary Amenorrhea is a comprehensive and much-needed resource in the field of gynecology, addressing the complex and multifactorial nature of primary amenorrhea. Given the wide range of underlying etiologies, this book serves as an invaluable single reference for medical professionals, especially medical teachers, postgraduate students, and practicing gynecologists.
Structured into 9 sections and 40 chapters, the book features contributions from experts across India and covers an extensive spectrum of topics—from genetic, enzymatic, and embryological defects to diagnostic pitfalls and advanced surgical interventions such as laparoscopic vaginoplasty, uterine transplantation, and ovarian rejuvenation. This breadth reflects the truly multidisciplinary approach required for managing primary amenorrhea.
The inclusion of recent management guidelines and clinical case discussions adds strong practical relevance, making the book highly useful for day-to-day clinical practice as well as academic reference. Clear organization and expert insights help readers navigate complex diagnostic and therapeutic challenges with confidence.
