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Sexual
Health Medicine Guide to colour plates PART I INTRODUCTION Chapter 1 Priorities in sexual health Chapter 2 Changing sexual behaviour in Australia Chapter 3 Sexual diversity Chapter 4 Clinically relevant anatomy and physiology Chapter 5 The sexual response Chapter 6 Taking a sexual history, and the sexual health examination Chapter 7 The laboratory approach to the diagnosis of sexually transmitted infections PART II GENITAL SYNDROMES AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS Chapter 8 Urethral symptoms in males Chapter 9 Vaginal symptoms Chapter 10 Genital ulcers and genital herpes Chapter 11 Syphilis Chapter 12 Genital lumps and bumps Chapter 13 Dysuria, urinary tract infections, and prostatitis Chapter 14 Pelvic pain in women Chapter 15 Obstetric and neonatal sexually transmitted infections Chapter 16 Penile, scrotal, and testicular conditions Chapter 17 Anorectal Symptoms Chapter 18 Hepatitis Chapter 19 HIV: natural history and treatment Chapter 20 Managing the health care needs of HIV-positive individuals Chapter 21 Genital skin disorders Chapter 22 Genital pain in women PART III REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND SEXUAL FUNCTION Chapter 23 A clinical approach to contraception Chapter 24 Induced abortion Chapter 25 Pap and HPV testing Chapter 26 Adolescent sexual health Chapter 27 Lesbian and bisexual women’s sexuality Chapter 28 Transgender sexual health Chapter 29 Sexual assault Chapter 30 A clinical approach to problems with sexual function Chapter 31 Common sexual difficulties in women Chapter 32 Common sexual difficulties in men Chapter 33 Menopause and sexual function PART IV STI CONTROL Chapter 34 International perspectives on STI control Chapter 35 Sex workers Chapter 36 Resource-poor settings Chapter 37 Resource-rich settings Chapter 38 Partner notification and confidentiality Chapter 39 Morality, the law and sex Index |
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