Colposcopy Comprehensive Textbook and Atlas 1st edition

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1 Introduction
1.1 The Origin of Colposcopy
1.2 Acetic Acid Test
1.3 Schiller’s Iodine Test
2 Normal Anatomy of the Cervix
2.1 General Principles of Cervical Anatomy
2.2 Colposcopic Appearance of the Normal Cervix
3 Abnormal Findings of the Cervix
4 International Nomenclature of Colposcopy
4.1 Cervix
4.2 Vagina
4.3 Vulva
5 Indications for Colposcopy
5.1 General Objectives
5.2 Triage of Abnormal Cytological Findings
5.3 Colposcopy as Triage of a Positive HPV Test Result
5.4 Other Indications
5.5 Contraindications
5.6 Summary of Colposcopy Indications of the Cervix
6 The Significance of Cytology, Biopsy, and HPV Testing
6.1 Cytology
6.2 Biopsy
7 Colposcopic Examination
7.1 History Taking
7.2 Colposcopes
7.3 Handling of the Colposcope and Speculum
7.4 Cytological Smear
7.5 Tissue Sampling
7.6 Documentation
7.7 Practical Colposcopic Examination Step by Step
8 Operative Colposcopy
8.1 Risks for Future Pregnancies
8.2 Surgical Procedures
8.3 Assessment of Complete Removal of Cervical Dysplasia
9 Colposcopy of the Surgically Treated Cervix
9.1 State of Preservation of the Cervix
9.2 Visibility of the Transformation Zone
9.3 Stenosis of the Cervical Canal
9.4 Colposcopic Diagnosis of Persistent or Recurrent Cervical Dysplasia
10 Colposcopy During Pregnancy
10.1 Pregnancy-Related Changes of the Cervix
10.2 Management of Cervical Dysplasia During Pregnancy
10.3 Conization (LEEP) During Pregnancy
10.4 Management of HSIL After Delivery
11 Colposcopy of Radiation-Induced Changes
12 Colposcopy of the Vagina
12.1 Condylomata Acuminata
12.2 Adenoma
12.3 Vaginal Intraepithelial Neoplasia (VAIN)
12.4 Vaginal Carcinoma
12.5 Vaginal Metastases
13 Colposcopy of the Vulva
13.1 Anatomy of the Vulva
13.2 Altered Self-Perception of the Vulva
13.3 Diagnosis of Vulvar Diseases
13.4 Nomenclature of Vulvar Diseases
13.5 Nonneoplastic Epithelial Changes of the Vulva
13.6 Neoplastic Epithelial Changes of the Vulva
14 The Immunocompromised Patient
14.1 The Relationship Between HIV and HPV
14.2 Management of the Immunocompromised Patient
15 HPV Vaccination
15.1 Structure of the HP Virus
15.2 Development of Prophylactic Vaccination
15.3 Indications for HPV Vaccination
15.4 Efficacy of HPV Vaccination
15.5 Adverse Reactions of HPV Vaccination and the Risk of Serotype Replacement
15.6 Impact of HPV Vaccination on Secondary Screening
16 Psychological Considerations of Screening and Triage
16.1 Psychological Effects of Screening for Cervical Cancer
16.2 Strategies to Reduce Psychological Distress
17 Cervical Cancer Prevention, Diagnosis, and Management Within a Low-Resource Environment
17.1 Introduction
17.2 Worldwide Cervical Cancer Statistics
17.3 Cervical Cancer Prevention
17.4 Cervical Carcinoma
17.5 Conclusions and Outlook
17.6 Further Reading and Online Resources
18 Clinical Scenarios for Colposcopy Training
18.1 Cervical Dysplasia
18.2 Recurrent Cervical Dysplasia
18.3 Vaginal Intraepithelial Neoplasia
18.4 Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Cervix
18.5 Cervical Adenocarcinoma
18.6 Pregnancy
18.7 Vulva
18.8 Miscellaneous Findings
18.9 Scenarios Within a Low- Resource Environment