A Clinical Guide for Contraception
The thoroughly updated Fifth Edition of this practical handbook is a current, reliable, and readable guide to the intelligent use of today's contraceptive options. The authors provide the essential information that clinicians and patients need to choose the best contraceptive method for the patient's age and medical, social, and personal characteristics.\ The book concisely covers all available drugs and devices. Each contraceptive method is covered in a single chapter that includes history...
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The thoroughly updated Fourth Edition of this practical handbook is a current, reliable, and readable guide to the intelligent use of today's contraceptive options. The authors provide the essential information that clinicians and patients need to choose the best contraceptive method for the patient's age and medical, social, and personal characteristics.The book concisely covers all available drugs and devices, including emergency contraception and the clinical effects, placement, and removal of Implanon. Each contraceptive method is covered in a single chapter that includes history of the contraceptive, method of action, pharmacology (when applicable), contraindications, and use. Amy M. Autry This second edition is an excellent practical and comprehensive guide to contraception. It provides history, practical applications, and problem solving. The information is current. The book is meant to provide a guide for practicing clinicians dispensing contraception. These objectives are indeed worthy and are met. The book is written for the practicing clinician and is appropriate for that audience. All clinicians--obstetrician/gynecologists, family practitioners, pediatricians--dispensing or interested in contraception would benefit from this book. It is written by two of the most renowned figures in the field. The illustrations are limited and extremely pertinent. The references are the most current. The book is pleasing to the eye and easy to use, very handy to carry around. Each chapter is tabbed for easy reference. This book is a worthwhile addition to any obstetrics/gynecology department or library. It is a comprehensive and very practical guide for the physician actually dispensing contraception. It is easily referenced and very current. The new edition is needed for this rapidly changing, always controversial field.
1Contraception in the U.S.A.12Oral contraception213Special uses of oral contraception1394Vaginal and transdermal estrogen-progestin contraception1535Implant contraception1656Injectable contraception2017Intrauterine contraception : the IUD2218Barrier methods of contraception2599Periodic abstinence29310The postpartum period, breastfeeding and contraception30511Clinical guidelines for contraception at different ages : early and late32912Sterilization35913Induced abortion38714Interpreting epidemiologic reports417
\ Amy M. AutryThis second edition is an excellent practical and comprehensive guide to contraception. It provides history, practical applications, and problem solving. The information is current. The book is meant to provide a guide for practicing clinicians dispensing contraception. These objectives are indeed worthy and are met. The book is written for the practicing clinician and is appropriate for that audience. All clinicians--obstetrician/gynecologists, family practitioners, pediatricians--dispensing or interested in contraception would benefit from this book. It is written by two of the most renowned figures in the field. The illustrations are limited and extremely pertinent. The references are the most current. The book is pleasing to the eye and easy to use, very handy to carry around. Each chapter is tabbed for easy reference. This book is a worthwhile addition to any obstetrics/gynecology department or library. It is a comprehensive and very practical guide for the physician actually dispensing contraception. It is easily referenced and very current. The new edition is needed for this rapidly changing, always controversial field.\ \ \ \ \ BooknewsA quick reference for general practitioners and women's health professionals providing contraceptive counseling to women and couples. Obstetricians and gynecologists Speroff (Oregon Health Sciences U., Portland) and Darney (U. of California-San Francisco) detail each of the major methods, its history, method of action, pharmacology when appropriate, contra-indications, and proper use. They also discuss women at the beginning and end of their reproductive years. No date is mentioned for earlier editions; the third contains information on implants, emergency contraception, and the day-after pill. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \ \ From The CriticsReviewer: Amy M. Autry, MD(Medical College of Wisconsin)\ Description: This second edition is an excellent practical and comprehensive guide to contraception. It provides history, practical applications, and problem solving. The information is current.\ Purpose: The book is meant to provide a guide for practicing clinicians dispensing contraception. These objectives are indeed worthy and are met.\ Audience: The book is written for the practicing clinician and is appropriate for that audience. All clinicians—obstetrician/gynecologists, family practitioners, pediatricians—dispensing or interested in contraception would benefit from this book. It is written by two of the most renowned figures in the field.\ Features: The illustrations are limited and extremely pertinent. The references are the most current. The book is pleasing to the eye and easy to use, very handy to carry around. Each chapter is tabbed for easy reference.\ Assessment: This book is a worthwhile addition to any obstetrics/gynecology department or library. It is a comprehensive and very practical guide for the physician actually dispensing contraception. It is easily referenced and very current. The new edition is needed for this rapidly changing, always controversial field.\ \ \ \ \ 5 Stars! from Doody\ \
