Clinical gynaecology

1 A brief history of gynaecology;
2 History-taking and gynaecological examination;
3 Applied anatomy;
4 Embryology;
5 The normal menstrual cycle;
6 Genetics;
7 Diseases of the vagina;
8 Diseases of the vulva;
9 Vulvodynia;
10 Infections of the genital tract;
11 Antibiotic therapy in gynaecology;
12 Benign conditions of the cervix;
13 Pelvic inflammatory disease;
14 Ectopic pregnancy;
15 Miscarriage;
16 Leiomyomata of the uterus;
17 Dysmenorrhoea;
18 Pelvic pain;
19 Abnormal uterine bleeding;
20 Premenstrual tension;
21 Evidence-based gynaecology;
22 Breast health;
23 Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV);
24 Normal sexual development, congenital abnormalities of the genital;
25 Puberty;
26 Amenorrhoea, oligomenorrhoea and galactorrhoea;
27 Hyperandrogenism;
28 Female infertility;
29 Male infertility;
30 Menopause and osteoporosis;
31 Hormonal therapy;
32 Treatment modalities in assisted reproduction;
33 Polycystic ovary syndrome;
34 A: Endometriosis and adenomyosis;
35 Contraception;
36 HIV and infertility;
37 Disorders of the lower urinary tract;
38 Female urinary incontinence;
39 Pelvic organ prolapse;
40 Gynaecological fistulae;
41 Laparoscopic surgery in urogynaecology;
42 Cytology and ancillary laboratory modalities - the old and the new;
43 Oncogenesis;
44 Carcinoma of the uterine cervix;
45 Postmenopausal bleeding;
46 Malignancies of the uterine corpus;
47 Ovarian tumours;
48 Carcinoma of the Fallopian tube, primary peritoneal carcinoma and tumours of the broad ligament;
49 Gestational trophoblastic disease;
50 Non-surgical treatment for malignant gynaecological conditions;
51 Specific procedures in gynaecology;
52 Gynaecological operations - office procedures and open surgery;
53 Preoperative care;
54 Postoperative care;
55 A: Endoscopic surgery - laparoscopy;
B: Endoscopic surgery - hysteroscopy;
56 Ultrasound in gynaecology;
57 Trauma and sexual assault;
58 Domestic violence;
59 Paediatric gynaecology;
60 Sexual dysfunction;
61 Bioethics in gynaecology;
62 Litigation in gynaecology