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Sexual
Health Medicine
Contents
Editors
Contributing authors
Prologue Darren Russell, David Bradford and Christopher Fairley
PART 1
INTRODUCTION
Chapter
1 Priorities in sexual health
Christopher Fairley
Chapter
2 Sexual diversity
David Bradford
Chapter
3 Female and male genital anatomy and physiology
Tim Read (Melbourne Sexual Health Centre)
Chapter
4 Male and female sexual response
Darren Russell
Chapter
5 Taking a sexual history, and the sexual health examination
Roy Chan (National Skin Centre, Singapore)
Chapter
6 Laboratory approach to the diagnosis of sexually transmitted infections
Ian Denham (Melbourne Sexual Health Centre)
PART 2
GENITAL SYNDROMES AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS
Chapter
7 Urethral symptoms in males
David Bradford
Chapter
8 Vaginal symptoms
Catriona Bradshaw (Melbourne Sexual Health Centre)
Chapter
9 Genital ulcers
Raj Patel and Fred E. Willmott (both University of Southampton)
Chapter
10 Tropical syndromes
David Bradford
Chapter
11 Genital lumps and bumps
Rick Franklin (Auckland District Health Board)
Chapter
12 Dysuria, urinary tract infections, and prostatitis
Margaret Sparrow (New Zealand Family Planning Association and Wellington
School of Medicine)
Chapter
13 Pelvic pain in women
Verapol Chandeying (Prince of Songkla University, Thailand)
Chapter
14 Obstetric and neonatal sexually transmitted infections
Suzanne Garland (The Royal Womens and Royal Childrens
Hospitals, Melbourne)
Chapter
15 Penile, epididymal, and testicular conditions
Stuart Aitken (Gold Coast Sexual Health Clinic, Queensland)
Chapter
16 Anorectal symptoms
Darren Russell
Chapter
17 Hepatitis
Joe Sasadeusz (Royal Melbourne Hospital)
Chapter
18 HIV and AIDS
Anton Pozniak and Brian Gazzard (both Chelsea and Westminster Hospital)
Chapter
19 Genital skin disorders
Katherine Brown (Port Kembla Hospital, University of Sydney, and
university of New South Wales)
Chapter
20 Genital pain in women
Christopher Fairley, Karen Berzins (Melbourne Sexual Health Centre),
Belinda Welsh (Mercy Hospital for Women, and St Vincents Hospital,
Melbourne) and Kathy Cook (Mercy Hospital for Women, Melbourne)
PART 3
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND SEXUAL FUNCTION
Chapter
21 A clinical approach to contraception
Terri Foran (FPA Health)
Chapter
22 The principles of pap testing
Stella Heley (Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and Victorian Cytology
Service)
Chapter
23 Male homosexuality and bisexuality
Michael Waugh (private practice, UK)
Chapter
24 Lesbianism and bisexual womens sexuality
Ruth McNair (The University of Melbourne)
Chapter
25 Transgender sexual health
Darren Russell
Chapter
26 Sexual assault
Vanita Parekh (The Canberra Hospital)
Chapter
27 The clinical approach to problems with sexual function
Rosemary Coates (Curtin University)
Chapter
28 Common sexual problems and dysfunctions in women
M.L. Ng (University of Hong Kong)
Chapter
29 Male sexual dysfunction
Stephen Adams (Claremont Sexual Health)
Chapter
30 Menopause and sexual function
Amanda Deeks (Jean Hailes Foundation) and Susan R. Davis (Monash
University)
PART 4
STI CONTROL
Chapter
31 International perspectives on STI control
Christopher Fairley
Chapter
32 Sex workers
Christine Harcourt and Basil Donovan (both Sydney Sexual Health Centre)
Chapter
33 STI control in resource-poor settings
Graham Neilsen (Family Health International, Bangkok)
Chapter
34 STI control in resource-rich settings
Francis Bowden (Australian National University, Canberra Sexual Health
Centre, and The Canberra Hospital)
Chapter
35 Partner notification and confidentiality
Jane Tomnay (Department of Human Services, Victoria)
Chapter
36 Ethics, the law and sex
Bebe Loff (Monash University)
Index
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