Clinical Protocols in Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology

Preface
Dedication
1 Ambiguous genitalia (intersex disorder) 1
2 Amenorrhea 10
3 Bartholin's abscess 19
4 Breast abscess 21
5 Breast anomalies 24
6 Breast asymmetry 27
7 Breast mass 30
8 Cervical mass 34
9 Clitoromegaly 36
10 Condyloma acuminatum 40
11 Contraception 44
12 Depression 54
13 Dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB) 57
14 Dysmenorrhea 65
15 Eating disorders 68
16 Emergency contraception (ECP) 77
17 EMLA use, topical anesthetic 81
18 Endometriosis 83
19 Female circumcision 92
20 Genital trauma 95
21 Gynecologic examination 98
22 Hemangioma of vulva 119
23 High risk behaviors 121
24 Hirsutism 123
25 Hymenal anatomy (normal and abnormal) 131
26 Labial abscess 142
27 Labial adhesions (labial agglutination) 145
28 Labial asymmetry/hypertrophy 147
29 Labial/vulvar mass 150
30 Lichen sclerosus 155
31 Menstruation 157
32 Menstrual management of the mentally limited patient 159
33 Molluscum contagiosum 162
34 Nipple discharge 167
35 Obesity 170
36 Oncology patients and gynecologic issues 180
37 Operative care 184
38 Osteoporosis 190
39 Ovarian/adnexal torsion 192
40 Ovarian cysts 196
41 Ovarian masses and tumors 204
42 Pap testing 211
43 Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) 222
44 Pelvic pain 229
45 Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) 238
46 Pregnancy 243
47 Premature ovarian failure (POF) 249
48 Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) 253
49 Premenstrual syndrome 257
50 Prolactin disorders 262
51 Puberty 267
52 Radiologic imaging for gynecologic conditions 284
53 Rape 287
54 Sexual abuse 292
55 Sexual activity 303
56 Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) 309
57 Substance abuse 329
58 Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) 334
59 Tubal mass 337
60 Turner syndrome (TS) 345
61 Urethral prolapse 349
62 Urinary tract infection (UTI) 351
63 Uterine masses 354
64 Uterovaginal agenesis/androgen insensitivity 357
65 Vaginal bleeding in the prepubertal patient 360
66 Vaginal tract anomalies 362
67 Vulvar nevi 370
68 Vulvar ulcers 372
69 Vulvovaginitis 380