Edited by highly experienced, leading academicians and practitioners, this book forms part of a collection of workshop manuals designed to amalgamate the most recent advances and evidence-based practices in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology.
This manual provides clinicians and trainees with the fundamentals of hysteroscopy, beginning with detail on the history and evolution of the technique, before discussing tools, procedures and innovations that define contemporary practice. Chapters cover all aspects of hysteroscopy, from initial patient evaluation and preparation, to diagnostic and operative procedures, complications, and post-operative care. A multidisciplinary approach recognising that hysteroscopy is not only a valuable diagnostic tool, but also an important therapeutic modality; is emphasised throughout the book.
The insights provided in the text will help clinicians improve their technical skills, as well as enhance decision-making and patient care. The book bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering step by step instructions supported by images and illustrations, to ensure clarity and ease of understanding.