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Gyógyfürdőzés és egyéb fizioterápiás gyógymódok

Komplementer medicina - kiegészítő és alternatív orvoslás

Szerzők:

• Deshmukh, Sushma

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Kiadó: Anshan Ltd
ISBN 978 1 905740 65 9
2007
With Interactive CD-Rom

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The culmination of a kaleidoscope of disorders with endocrinological, genetic, biochemical, physiological and psychological origins, infertility is recognized as perhaps one of the most debilitating and
frustrating conditions that A,
couples experience today. Its myriad causes and consequences not only pose a serious challenge to the psyche and patience of the couple afflicted, but also to the ability and knowledge of the treating physician. Devastated by what could be considered as a traumatic nightmare, patients, usually uninformed and entrapped in a vicious circle of circumstances dominated by stress, shuttle from practitioner to practitioner in search of the most eluding 'promise for a child'. Ultimately at their lowest ebb in emotions, finances, self esteem and faith, and psychologically exhausted in the event of failure, they either give up, consider adoption, or are at the brink of a strained marital relationship.
Advances in diagnostic technology such as, Polymerase chain reaction (PCR), preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), Blastomere biopsy, Motile sperm organelle morphology evaluation (MSOME), Fluorescent in situ hybridization, 3 D and 4 D Color Doppler ultrasonography and the identification of various early pregnancy molecular markers, and therapeutic technology such as, in vitro fertilizationembryo transfer (IVF ET), intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), therapeutic donor insemination, cryopreservation of oocytes and embryos, vitrification, shared donor oocyte programs and in vitro oocyte maturation, in the hands of experienced operators, have alleviated the suffering of a majority of infertile patients. Carrying out the right investigations, making the right diagnosis, and using judgement and skill in the administration of new and apparently attractive therapy and technology, is an absolute necessity.
'Infertility Management Made Easy" as the name suggests, is a dedicated effort to broadly air the various causes of infertility, the investigations warranted in the diagnosis of the cause, and the therapeutic approaches, much to the advantage o postgraduate medical students embarking on a career in infertility practice, treating physicians, nurses, and patients alike. It is all about making the right therapeutic choice on the right patient at the right time on the basis of a sound diagnosis. The well outlined chapters, dealt by luminaries in the field of infertility, should definitely carry the intended message through, making infertility practice indeed easier than it presently seems to be!