Pharmacology: Gynecology and Obstetrics — Medical Library

Gynecology and Obstetrics · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Referencia experta sobre los fármacos del ámbito ginecológico y obstétrico — anticoncepción, terapia hormonal, inducción de la ovulación, uterotónicos, tocólisis, corticoides antenatales, sulfato de magnesio, antihipertensivos del embarazo y principios de teratogenicidad y lactancia (ACOG, FIGO, OMS, FDA PLLR).

What it covers

1. Pharmacology: Gynecology and Obstetrics
2. Combined Hormonal Contraception
3. · Generations of progestogens
4. · Routes of administration
5. · Non-contraceptive benefits
6. Progestin-Only Contraception and LARC
7. Emergency Contraception
8. Menopause Hormonal Therapy (THM)
9. · Routes of administration and risk profile
10. · Local vaginal estrogen therapy — genitourinary syndrome
11. · Risks of systemic MHT
12. Ovulation Inducers
13. Drugs in Endometriosis, Fibroids and Anomalous Uterine Bleeding
14. · GnRH analogues
15. · Selective progesterone receptor modulators (SPRM)
16. · Progestins and antifibrinolytics in SUA
17. Gynecological Anti-infectives
18. Uterotonics
19. Cervical Maturation and Labor Induction
20. · Mechanical methods
21. Tocolysis
22. Antenatal Corticosteroids
23. · Indication and therapeutic window
24. Magnesium sulfate
25. · Indication 1 — Prevention and treatment of eclampsia
26. · Indication 2 — Fetal neuroprotection
27. Antihypertensives in Pregnancy
28. · Maintenance treatment — non-severe chronic/gestational HTN
29. · Management of acute hypertensive crisis (BP ≥160/110 mmHg)
30. Anticoagulation in Pregnancy
31. Analgesia and Obstetric Anesthesia
32. · General anesthesia in obstetrics
33. Drugs and Breastfeeding
34. · Generally safe and preferred drugs
35. · Special precautionary or contraindicated drugs
36. Teratogenicity and Risk Categories
37. · Critical periods of development
38. · From the letter system (A/B/C/D/X) to the PLLR system
39. · Classic teratogens of mandatory reference
40. Summary and Quick Prescription Guides