Measurement of Cervical Length

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Chapter 35 Measurement of Cervical Length Common indications Cervical length can be more reliably and reproducibly determined by a transvaginal ultrasound and can help identify pregnancies at a higher risk…

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Paracentesis

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Chapter 38 Paracentesis Common indications Paracentesis is performed for diagnostic or therapeutic reasons in patients with ascites. The volume of fluid removed varies by the patient’s pathology and the reason…

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Pap Smear

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Chapter 20 Pap Smear Common indication The Pap smear is a useful tool in screening for early signs and risk factors of cervical malignancy. Key steps 1. Inspect introitus: Using…

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Paracervical Block

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Chapter 31 Paracervical Block Common indications Paracervical blocks can provide excellent anesthesia for procedures that involve cervical dilation, uterine aspiration, or instrumentation of the uterus. The paracervical block is not…

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Anoscopy

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Chapter 39 Anoscopy Common indications Anoscopy can be used to visualize the anal canal and evaluate anorectal symptoms such as pain or bleeding (Figure 39-1). FIGURE 39-1 Anal pathology can…

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Uterine Aspiration

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Chapter 32 Uterine Aspiration Common indications Uterine aspiration is performed to manage incomplete or missed abortions during the first trimester of pregnancy. Dilation and curettage (D & C) can be…

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Cervical Polypectomy

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Chapter 24 Cervical Polypectomy Common indications Cervical polyps are usually benign pedunculated growths of the cervix that are often asymptomatic but can cause bleeding. Because they are occasionally malignant, small…

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