Publisher's Synopsis
In gynecological practice, one-third of patient complaints involve vulvovaginal infections. This book aims to help the physician with accurate diagnosis. To avoid misdiagnoses, the authors outline correct testing and screening processes. Two sections of therapy follow: the first outlines the standard accepted modes of therapy, and the second is for patients who fail to respond and then become symptomatic again after the treatment has ended. Illustrated in full color throughout, the book is intended for gynecologists in practice and in training, and for physcians and related professionals in infectious diseases and microbiology, and for those in emergency departments, outpatient clinics, and general practice.
