An Atlas of Gynecologic Oncology : Investigation and Surgery, Fourth Edition.

Content: Cover
 Half Title
 Title Page
 Copyright Page
 Table of Contents
 Contributors
 Preface
 Acknowledgments
 In Memoriam: Andrew D. Lawson
 Chapter 1: Introduction: Preparing a patient for surgery
 introduction
 thromboembolic disease
 prevention and risk assessment
 prevention and treatment
 diagnosis
 treatment
 infection prophylaxis
 infection control
 prevention of blood-borne infection
 references
 Chapter 2: Preoperative workup
 introduction
 assessment of perioperative cardiac risk
 2014 acc⁄aha perioperative cardiac risk guidelines Step 1: Determine the Urgent or Emergent Nature of the ProcedureStep 2: Determine the Presence of Active Cardiac Disease or Active Clinical Risk Factors of Cardiac Disease
 Step 3: Calculation of Risk to Determine Perioperative Morbidity
 Step 4: Determine the Patient\'s Functional Capacity, or their Ability to Perform Common Daily Tasks
 Step 5: Supplemental Preoperative Evaluation
 perioperative therapy
 perioperative medical management
 assessment of hematologic risk
 Thromboembolic Disease
 assessment of pulmonary risk
 assessment of endocrinologic risk
 Diabetes Mellitus Thyroid DysfunctionAdrenal Suppression
 assessment of renal risk
 assessment of hepatic risk
 references
 Chapter 3: Complications
 introduction
 bowel complications
 wound complications
 bibliography
 Chapter 4: Anatomy
 introduction
 pelvic fascia and pelvic spaces
 upper part of the abdomen
 vascular supply
 nerves
 muscles
 bones and cutaneous landmarks
 references
 Chapter 5: Cross-sectional and molecular imaging
 introduction
 carcinoma of the endometrium
 Role of Imaging
 Ultrasound
 Computed Tomography
 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
 Positron Emission Tomography-CT (PET-CT) Cervical cancerRole of Imaging
 Ultrasound
 Computed Tomography
 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
 FDG PET-CT
 ovarian malignancy
 Ultrasound
 Computed Tomography
 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
 PET-CT
 vaginal cancer
 Imaging
 Vulval Cancer
 Ultrasound
 Computed Tomography
 references
 Chapter 6: Sigmoidoscopy, cystoscopy, and stenting
 proctoscopy, rigid and flexible sigmoidoscopy
 Indications
 Preoperative Preparation
 Instrumentation
 Proctoscopy
 Rigid Sigmoidoscope
 Flexible Sigmoidoscope
 Operative Procedure
 Rigid Sigmoidoscope
 Rectal Biopsy
 Polypectomy
 Flexible Sigmoidoscope Postoperative Carecystoscopy and stenting
 Indications
 Preoperative Preparation
 Instrumentation
 Rigid Cystoscope
 Flexible Cystoscope
 Operative Procedure
 Rigid Cystoscope
 Bladder Biopsy
 Ureteric Catheterization and Stenting
 Flexible Cystoscope
 Postoperative Care
 acknowledgments
 bibliography
 Chapter 7: Tumor markers
 introduction
 ovarian and fallopian tube cancer
 Tumor Markers in Ovarian Cancer
 CA125
 Human Epididymis Protein 4
 Indications for Use of Tumor Markers
 Screening
 Differential Diagnosis and Prognosis
 Prognosis
 Monitoring Response to Treatment and Recurrence