Epistemis

Benign Pathology of the Female Genital Tract — Gynecology

Gynecology and Obstetrics · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Estudio sistemático de las afecciones no malignas del aparato genital femenino: dermatosis vulvares, infecciones vaginales, miomatosis, pólipos, hiperplasia endometrial, adenomiosis, endometriosis, patología ovárica benigna, prolapso, incontinencia y patología mamaria benigna. Diagnóstico, fisiopatología y manejo.

What it covers

  1. Benign Pathology of the Genital Tract
  2. Vulvar Dermatoses and Dystrophies
  3. · Lichen sclerosus
  4. · Lichen simplex chronicus and lichen planus
  5. · Vulvodynia
  6. · Diagnostic approach to vulvar injury
  7. Benign Vulvar Cysts and Tumors
  8. · Bartholin's gland cyst and abscess
  9. · Other cysts and benign lesions
  10. · Vulvar pigmented lesions
  11. Vulvovaginitis and Lower Tract Infections
  12. · Atrophic vaginitis
  13. · Genital ulcers and sexually transmitted infections
  14. · Bartholinitis and vaginal flora in a woman's life
  15. Benign Cervical Pathology
  16. · Cervical ectopia (ectropion)
  17. · Cervical polyps
  18. · HPV and the prevention of cervical pathology
  19. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
  20. · Etiology and risk factors
  21. · Clinical and diagnosis
  22. · Complications and treatment
  23. · Staging and tube-ovarian abscess
  24. Uterine Myomatosis
  25. · Classification according to location
  26. · Clinical manifestations
  27. · Diagnosis
  28. · Treatment
  29. · Fibroids, fertility and pregnancy
  30. Endometrial Polyps
  31. · Clinical and diagnosis
  32. Endometrial Hyperplasia
  33. · Risk factors (hyperestrogenism)
  34. · Classification (WHO) and risk
  35. · Treatment
  36. · Endometrial thickness thresholds
  37. Adenomyosis
  38. · Clinical
  39. · Diagnosis
  40. · Treatment
  41. · Pathophysiology and forms
  42. Endometriosis
  43. · Locations and forms
  44. · Etiopathogenesis
  45. · Clinical
  46. · Diagnosis
  47. · Treatment
  48. · Chronicity, recurrence and comprehensive approach
  49. Functional Ovarian Cysts
  50. · Management of adnexal mass according to age
  51. Benign Ovarian Tumors
  52. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
  53. · Diagnostic criteria (Rotterdam)
  54. · Manifestations and complications
  55. · Treatment
  56. · Differential diagnosis of hyperandrogenism
  57. Pelvic Organ Prolapse
  58. · Types of prolapse
  59. · Risk factors and clinical features
  60. · Treatment
  61. · Anatomical bases of pelvic support
  62. Urinary Incontinence
  63. · Treatment
  64. · General considerations
  65. Benign Breast Pathology
  66. · Fibrocystic changes
  67. · Benign tumors
  68. · Inflammatory processes
  69. · Mastalgia
  70. · Phyllodes tumor and other lesions
  71. Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
  72. · Diagnosis and treatment
  73. · Updated terminology
  74. Chronic Pelvic Pain
  75. · Frequent gynecological causes
  76. · Dysmenorrhea
  77. · Pelvic congestion syndrome
  78. · Keys to the diagnostic approach
  79. Amenorrhea and Menstrual Disorders
  80. · Causes depending on the level of the axis
  81. · Benign obstructive causes
  82. Climaterium and Associated Benign Pathology
  83. · Manifestations of hypoestrogenism
  84. · Hormonal therapy and monitoring

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Subject
Gynecology and Obstetrics
Category
Clinical Specialties
Type
Study Guide
Sections
84
Reviewed
2026-08-02
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