MRCOG PART - 1
REGULAR COURSE
- Duration : 6 Months
The highly interactive classes with SsBox, SsMnemonics and 24/7 Mentor Support via telegram group will fulfill all of your needs. Your mentor (Dr. Sumanta Kumer Saha) is always ready for personal counseling. You will be taken care by SsAcademy Full Team till your Exam
Course Highlight
Course Details
- 48+ Classes
- 11 System Mock Tests
- System Question Discussion
- Duration - 6 Months
The total duration of this course is 6 months. The following facilities will be available in the course.
Course Schedule
- Mock Test via Online - Any Time
- 3:00 PM - 04:30 PM - Season One
- 04:30 PM - 6:00 PM - Season Two
- Class - Tuesday
A single class is divided into two seasons.
The following seasons are given below
Course Fees
- Admission Fees - 2,000/- BDT
- Monthly Fees - 4,000/- BDT
- Total Course Fees: 26,000/- BDT
Our mission is to provide the best quality medical education with a very convenient fees structure for every candidate.
Class Schedule
Category | Weeks | Exam |
---|---|---|
Block-01 | Â | Â |
01. Anatomy | 2 | 1 |
02. Question Discussion – Anatomy | 1 | — |
03. Biochemistry & Cell Biology | 1 | 1 |
04. Question Discussion – Biochemistry & Cell Biology | 1 | — |
05. Statistics & Epidemiology | 1 | 1 |
06. Question Discussion – Statistics & Epidemiology | 1 | — |
Block-02 | Â | Â |
07. Embryology | 1 | 1 |
08. Question Discussion- Embryology | 1 | — |
09. Genetics | 1 | 1 |
10. Question Discussion – Genetics | 1 | — |
11. Physiology & Endocrinology | 2 | 1 |
12. Question Discussion – Physiology & Endocrinology | 1 | — |
13. Microbiology | 1 | 1 |
14. Question Discussion – Microbiology | 1 | — |
Block-03 | Â | Â |
15. Immunology & Hematology, Medical Physics | 1 | 1 |
16. Question Discussion – Immunology & Hematology, Medical Physics | 1 | — |
17. Pharmacology | 1 | 1 |
18. Question Discussion – Pharmacology | 1 | — |
19. Reproductive & Fetomaternal | 1 | 1 |
20. Question Discussion – Reproductive & Fetomaternal | 1 | —- |
21. Pathology & Homoeostasis | 1 | 1 |
21. Question Discussion – Pathology & Homoeostasis | 1 | — |
Total | 24 | 11 |
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Your Mentor Dr. Syeda Meherina Hossain covers more than 800+ topics within 6 months. This Unique Course is designed with all Recent Guidelines, Exam Focused Notes & Discussions, Mock Test which will help to memorize and get to understand all the topics properly. Â
SL | Content |
1 | Pelvic Anatomy |
2 | Bones and ligaments |
3 | Greater Sciatic For a men |
4 | Fascia |
5 | Female Genitical Tract |
6 | Sperm & Testicular Anatomy |
7 | Testicular Anatomy Summery |
8 | Vascular Tree Arteries |
9 | Uterine Artery |
10 | Colon and Rectum Blood Supply |
11 | Vascular Tree Veins |
12 | Lymphatic System |
13 | Neuroanatomy |
14 | Brain |
15 | Broad & Round Ligaments |
16 | Cranial Nerves |
17 | Spinal Nerves |
18 | Peripheral Nerves |
19 | Autonomic Nerves |
20 | Endocine Anatomy |
21 | Urinary System |
22 | kidney |
23 | Ureters |
24 | Bladder |
25 | Urethra |
26 | Rectum |
27 | Pelvic Floor |
28 | Levator Ani |
29 | Abdomenal Wall |
30 | Ligaments, Canals and Fassae |
31 | Peritoneal Cavity |
32 | Trunk Surface Anatomy |
33 | Gastrointestinal Tract |
34 | Stomach |
35 | Duodenum |
36 | Small Intestines |
37 | Large Intestines |
38 | Anal Canal |
39 | Appendix |
40 | Portal Vein System |
41 | Meckel’s Divertculum |
42 | Accessory gastrointestinal and other organs |
43 | Biliary system |
44 | Pancreas |
45 | Spleen |
46 | Breasts |
47 | Thorax |
48 | Blood Vessels |
49 | Lungs |
50 | Nerves |
51 | The Heart |
52 | The Mediastinum |
53 | The Oesophagus |
54 | Diaphragm |
55 | Superior Extremity |
56 | Ulnar Nerve |
57 | Ulnar Nerve Injury at Wrist |
58 | Median Nerve |
59 | Radial Nerve |
60 | Autonomic Nervous System |
61 | Nerve Entrapment |
62 | Bones |
63 | Medial Malleolus |
64 | Ankle Joint |
65 | Foot Anatomy |
66 | Nerves in the Foot |
67 | Muscles |
68 | Femoral Canal |
69 | Gluteal Region |
70 | Trendelenburg Test |
71 | Femoral Triangle Anatomy |
72 | Sartorius |
73 | Fascial Compartments of the Leg |
74 | Popliteal Fossa |
75 | Adductor Canal |
76 | Medial Malleolus |
77 | Saphenous Vein |
78 | Nerves |
79 | Sciatic Nerve |
80 | Obturator Nerve |
81 | Tibial Nerve |
82 | Femoral Nerve |
83 | Superficial Peroneal Nerve |
84 | Deep Peroneal Nerve |
85 | Pudendal Nerve |
86 | Foot-Cutaneous Sensation |
87 | CNS |
88 | Cerebrospinal Fluid |
89 | Middle Meningeal Artery |
90 | PNS |
91 | Perineal Tear |
92 | Dermatomes |
93 | Head, Neck & Spine |
94 | Pharyngeal Arches |
95 | Bones |
96 | Foramina of the Skull |
97 | Vertebral Column |
98 | Anterior Triangle of the Neck |
99 | Circle of Willis |
100 | Middle Meningeal Artery |
101 | Brachiocephalic Artery |
102 | Common Carotid Artery |
103 | Cranial Venous Sinuses |
104 | Cavernous Sinus |
105 | Pituitary Gland |
106 | Thyroid Gland |
107 | Parathyroid Glands |
108 | Spinal Disorders |
109 | Lumber Puncture |
110 | Male Genital Tract |
111 | Scortum |
112 | Lymph Drainage |
113 | Fetal Skull |
SL | Content |
114 | Biochemistry & Cell Biology |
115 | Carbohydrates |
116 | FAT |
117 | Proteins |
118 | Examples of Proteins |
119 | Ions |
120 | Hormones |
121 | Cell Cycle |
122 | Steroids |
123 | Examples Of Abnormalities Of Steroidogenesis |
124 | Prostaglandins |
125 | Citric Acid |
126 | Glycogen |
127 | Lipid Synthesis & Oxidation |
128 | Fatty Acid Synthesis |
129 | Triglyceride Synthesis |
130 | Breakdown Of Triglycerides |
131 | Fatty Acid Oxidation |
132 | Starvation |
133 | Blood Gas Analysis |
134 | Enzymes & Digestion |
135 | Protein Digestion |
136 | Carbohydrate Digestion |
137 | Enzymes Properties & Kinetics |
138 | Nucleotides & Nuclieic Acid |
139 | Nucleic Acid Structure |
140 | Nutrition |
141 | Vitamins |
142 | Uric Acid & Urea |
143 | CELL BIOLOGY |
144 | Cell |
145 | Cell Structure |
146 | Cell Signaling |
147 | Cell Surface Receptors |
148 | Adrenergic Receptors |
149 | Acetylcholine Receptors |
150 | Intracellular Receptors |
151 | Intracellular Second Messengers |
SL | Content |
152 | PROBABILITY BASICS |
153 | DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS |
154 | Measures (Indices) of Central Ten |
155 | Normal Distribution |
156 | Dispersion of Data |
157 | INFERENTIAL STATISTICS |
158 | Generalizations from a Sample to the Population as a Whole |
159 | Confidence Intervals |
160 | Hypothesis Testing |
161 | Significance Testing |
162 | Interpretation |
163 | Types of Scales |
164 | SELECTING A STATISTICAL TEST |
165 | Epidemiology |
166 | Key Definitions |
167 | Types of Prevention |
168 | MEASURES OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY |
169 | Rates |
170 | SPECIFIC AND ADJUSTED RATES |
171 | Specific Rates |
172 | MEASURES OF MORBIDITY |
173 | VITAL STATISTICS AND RATES |
174 | Birth Rate |
175 | Fertility Rate |
176 | Mortality Rate |
177 | Infant Mortality Rate |
178 | Perinatal Mortality |
179 | Maternal Death |
180 | Case Fatality Rate (CFR) |
181 | Years Of Potential Life Lost And Survival Analysis |
182 | Survival Analysis |
183 | Understanding Screening Tests |
184 | Classic 2 × 2 Tables |
185 | Cells in the 2 × 2 Table |
186 | Measures of Screening |
187 | Sensitivity and Specificity |
188 | Screening Test Diagram |
189 | Study Designs |
190 | Observational Studies |
191 | Analyzing Observational Studies (measure of effect) |
192 | Experimental Studies |
193 | Study Designs : Bias In Research |
194 | Bias in Research |
195 | Types of Bias |
196 | Fibroids |
197 | Risk Factors for Fibroids |
198 | Ovarian Cancer Statistics |
199 | Uterine Cancer Statistics |
SL | Content |
200 | Embryogenesis |
201 | Germ Layers |
202 | Mesoderm |
203 | GI Tract Embryology |
204 | Osteoporosis Causes |
205 | Placenta and fetal membranes |
206 | General Facts |
207 | Placenta |
208 | Placental Hormone Production |
209 | Development of the Placenta |
210 | Fetal membranes |
211 | Placental disorders |
212 | Body cavities and diaphragm |
213 | Musculoskeletal system |
214 | Respiratory system |
215 | Cardiovascular system |
216 | The Heart |
217 | Venous drainage of the heart |
218 | Arterial system |
219 | Gastrointestinal system |
220 | General facts |
221 | Foregut |
222 | Midgut |
223 | Hindgut |
224 | Urinary system |
225 | Reproductive system |
226 | Reproductive development disorders |
227 | Nervous system |
228 | Spinal cord |
229 | Brain |
230 | Tongue |
231 | Face |
232 | Face and neck development |
233 | Eye development |
234 | Ear development |
235 | Spermatogenesis & Fertillization |
236 | Fetal Circulation |
SL | Content |
237 | Molecular Biology |
238 | Beta Thalassemia |
239 | Aortic Dissection |
240 | Turner Syndrome |
241 | Cellular Division and Replication |
242 | Inheritance |
243 | Chromosomal Abnormalities |
244 | Examples of Aneuplidies |
245 | Edward’s syndrome |
246 | Examples of structural chromosome abnormalities |
247 | Genetic Disorders |
248 | Types of genetic disorders |
249 | Examples of genetic disorders |
250 | Biopsy for Pre-Implantation Diagnosis |
251 | Muscular Dystrophy |
252 | Haemophilia |
253 | Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome |
254 | Prader-Willi Syndrome |
255 | Angelman Syndrome |
256 | Fragile X Syndrome |
257 | Gastric emptying |
258 | BRCA |
259 | Hemoglobinopathy |
SL | Content |
260 | Acid-base Balance |
261 | Fluids |
262 | Acid-base Balance |
263 | Acid-base changes in pregnancy |
264 | Calcium Homeostasis |
265 | Calcium |
266 | Calcium regulatory hormones |
267 | Calcium disorders |
268 | Bone and osteoporosis |
269 | Calcium and pregnancy |
270 | Wound Healing |
271 | Heamoglobin |
272 | Cardiovascular system |
273 | Cardiac physiology |
274 | Blood vessels |
275 | Blood |
276 | Cardiovascular changes in pregnancy |
277 | Respiratory System |
278 | Respiratory tree |
279 | Mechanics of breathing |
280 | Respiratory function |
281 | Respiratory Physiology |
282 | Respiratory changes in pregnancy |
283 | Maternal and fetal oxygen transport |
284 | Digestive tract and nutrition |
285 | Digestive tract |
286 | Nutrition |
287 | GIT changes in pregnancy |
288 | Urinary system |
289 | Urinary tract |
290 | Urinary system changes in pregnancy |
291 | Female reproductive system |
292 | Folliculogenesis |
293 | Oogenesis |
294 | Reproductive cycle |
295 | Menarche and menopause |
296 | Male reproductive system |
297 | Masculoskeletal system |
298 | Muscles |
299 | Action potential |
300 | Neurotransmitters |
301 | Brain |
302 | Reflexes |
303 | Autonomic nervous system |
304 | Lymphatic system |
305 | Skin |
306 | Special senses |
307 | Fetal and Placental Tissues |
308 | Amniotic fluid |
309 | Fetal membranes |
310 | Fetal lungs |
311 | Fetal circulation |
312 | Placenta |
313 | Miscellaneous fetal facts |
314 | Physiological changes in pregnancy – quick glance |
315 | Uterine Growth |
316 | Metabolic Acidosis |
317 | Metabolic Acidosis With Normal Anion Gap |
318 | Metabolic Acidosis With High Anion Gap |
319 | Metabolic effects of acidosis |
320 | Metabolic Alkalosis |
321 | Fluid & Electrolyte Balance |
322 | Body water |
323 | Plasma |
324 | Regulation Of Body Water |
325 | Potassium Balance |
326 | Hyponatraemia |
327 | Hypercalcaemia |
328 | Hypocalcaemia |
329 | Bicarbonate Buffering System |
330 | Protein Buffers |
331 | Renal Tubular Hydrogen Ion Secretion |
332 | Renin |
333 | Angiotensin |
334 | Pregnancy |
335 | Normal Maternal & Fetal Values |
336 | Maternal |
337 | Fetal Values |
338 | Nutrition |
339 | Vitamins |
340 | Renal System |
341 | GI Tract |
342 | Cardiac Muscle |
343 | Cardiac Action Potential |
344 | Cardiac Cycle |
345 | Cardiac volumes |
346 | Conducting System Of The Heart |
347 | Plasma Proteins |
348 | Control Of Cardiac Output |
349 | Local Control Of Blood Flow |
350 | Pancreatic Juice |
351 | Anaemia |
352 | Macrocytic Anaemia |
353 | Haemolytic Anaemia |
354 | Thalassaemias |
355 | Beta Thalassaemia |
356 | Alpha Thalassaemia |
357 | Sickle Cell Syndrome |
358 | ABO Blood Group |
359 | Rhesus Blood Group |
360 | Transfusion Of Blood & Blod Products |
361 | Blood Use In Emergencies |
362 | Complications Of Blood Transfusion |
363 | Platelets |
364 | Coagulation |
365 | Natural Anticoagulants |
366 | Coagulation Studies |
367 | Physiology of Labour |
368 | Regions of the skull |
369 | Gas Diffusion Across Respiratory Membrane |
370 | Cardiovascular Physiology |
371 | Fetal & Neonatal Immunology |
372 | Pulmonary Function |
373 | Neonatal Jaundice |
374 | Physiological jaundice |
375 | Differentiating Physiological and Pathological Jaundice |
376 | Endocrine regulators of lactation |
377 | The third stage of labour |
378 | Physiology of the third stage |
379 | ENDOCRINOLOGY |
380 | Hormones |
381 | Sex hormones |
382 | Hypothalamic hormones |
383 | Pituitary gland hormones |
384 | Thyroid gland hormones |
385 | Adernal hormones |
386 | Adernal cortex |
387 | Adernal medulla |
388 | Kidney Function |
389 | Renin-angiotensin system |
390 | Pancreatic hormones |
391 | Endocrine diseases |
392 | Conn’s Syndrome |
393 | Puberty |
394 | Endocrine changes in pregnancy |
395 | Placental hormones |
396 | Labour |
397 | Puerperium and lactation |
398 | Puerperium |
399 | Fetal and neonatal endocrine |
400 | Ovulation and Endometrial cycle |
401 | Male reproduction |
402 | Sex steroids II |
403 | Sex steroids III |
404 | Steroid receptor |
405 | Pregnancy hormones I |
406 | Pregnancy hormones II |
407 | Menopause |
408 | Leptin |
409 | Arginine vasopressin |
410 | Corticosteroids |
411 | Aldosterone |
412 | Vitamin D, PTH and calcition |
413 | Catecholamines |
414 | Insulin, Glucagon, Somatost |
415 | Glucagon |
416 | Somatostatin |
417 | Modes of inheritance |
SL | Content |
418 | General immunology |
419 | Soluble mediators |
420 | Cellular mediators |
421 | Immunohistochemistry (IHC) |
422 | Immunological disorders |
423 | Immunology – pregnancy |
424 | B-cells & Antibodies |
425 | Antibodie |
426 | B-cells activation & antibody production |
427 | Immunity & Hypersensitivity |
428 | Graft Rejection |
429 | Hypersensitivity reactions |
430 | Vaccination |
431 | Innate Immunity |
432 | Acute phase proteins & cytokines |
433 | Cells of the innate system |
434 | Complement System |
435 | Lymphocytes & MH |
436 | Antigen processing and presentation |
437 | Lymphocyte activation |
438 | Lymphocytes & Lymphoid Tissue |
439 | Major histocompatibility complex |
440 | Hematology |
441 | Anaemia |
442 | Haemolytic Anaemia |
443 | Complications of Blood Transfusion |
444 | Ultrasound |
445 | General facts of ultrasound |
446 | General facts about DopplerGe |
447 | Ultrasound Imaging Measurements in Non-Pregnant Pelvis |
448 | Ultrasound Imaging Measurements in Early pregnancy |
449 | Use of ultrasound in assessing fetal wellbeing |
450 | Examples of fetal abnormalities detected by ultrasound imaging |
451 | Invasive procedures |
452 | Ionizing Radiation |
453 | Radiation |
454 | X-radiation |
455 | Radiotherapy |
456 | Nuclear medicine and radioisotopes |
457 | Non-ionizing radiation |
458 | MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging) |
459 | Laser |
460 | Microwaves |
461 | Elecctrosurgery |
462 | Ionising Radiation and Pregnancy |
463 | Laser in Surgical Practice |
464 | Radioactivity |
SL | Content |
465 | Bacteria |
466 | Examples of Gram-Positive Organisms |
467 | Examples of Gram-Negetive/Variable Organisms |
468 | Syphillis |
469 | Necrotizing Fasciitis |
470 | PID |
471 | Reiter’s Syndrome |
472 | Fungi |
473 | Protozoa |
474 | Epithelium Types |
475 | Viruses |
476 | Cytomeagalovirusz (CMV) |
477 | Herpes Simplex virus |
478 | Varicella Zoster |
479 | Rubella |
480 | Parvovirus |
481 | HIV |
482 | Human papillomavirus (HPV) |
483 | Hepatitis virus Opts |
484 | HTLV |
485 | Antibiotics 1 |
486 | Antibiotics 2 |
487 | Antibiotics 3 |
488 | Anti-fungal and Anti-Viral Agents |
489 | Infection Control |
490 | Bacterial Toxins |
491 | Gram Positive Bacteria |
492 | Gram Negetive Bacteria |
493 | MRSA |
494 | Mycobacteria |
495 | Toxoplasma Gondii |
496 | Transmission |
497 | Zoonoses & Schistosomiasis |
498 | Bv, Trichomonas & Candida |
499 | Chlamydia & Gonorrhoea |
500 | Congenital Infections |
501 | Spirochaetes |
502 | Hepatitis |
503 | HPV,HIV |
504 | Influenza and H1N1 |
505 | Prion Disease |
506 | Rubella, Parvovorus |
507 | Incubation Periods |
508 | Compartment Syndrome |
509 | Wound Healing |
510 | Problem with scars |
511 | Herpes Simplex Encephalitis |
512 | Radial Nerve |
513 | Pancreas |
SL | Content |
514 | General principles |
515 | Pharmacology in pregnancy |
516 | Abortion |
517 | Breast Feeding |
518 | Analgesics |
519 | Antibiotics |
520 | General Facts |
521 | Example of antibiotics |
522 | Antifungals |
523 | Antivirals |
524 | Antimalarial drugs |
525 | Uterotonics |
526 | Tocolytics |
527 | Antihypertensive agents in pregnancy |
528 | Antiepileptic drugs |
529 | Anticoagulants |
530 | Gastrointestinal agents |
531 | Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease drugs |
532 | Antiemetics |
533 | Laxatives and antidiarrhoeals |
534 | Anti-inflammatory and immune modulators |
535 | Endocrine agents |
536 | Drugs used in gynaecology |
537 | Hormone therapy |
538 | Contraceptives |
539 | General facts about contraceptives |
540 | COCP |
541 | Progesterone-only contraception |
542 | Intrauterine coils |
543 | Emergency contraception |
544 | Cardiovascular & Renal Pharmacology |
545 | Anti-Coagulants |
546 | Cardiac drugs |
547 | Diuretics |
548 | Chemotherapy |
549 | Alkylating agents |
550 | Platinum agents |
551 | Taxanes |
552 | Topotecan & antimetabolites |
553 | Molar Pregnancy & Choriocarcinoma |
554 | Contraception & Sexually transmitted infections |
555 | Combined Contraceptives |
556 | Contraception Starting & stopping |
557 | Intra-uterine contraception & Persona |
558 | Mifepristone |
559 | Post-coital contraception |
560 | Progestogen-only Contraceptives |
561 | Progestogen Only Sub-Dermal Implants |
562 | Drug Interaction & Adverse Effects |
563 | Hormonal Contraceptives: Drug Interactions |
564 | Mechanism Of Drug Interactions |
565 | Drugs and the bladder |
566 | Drugs acting on the bladder |
567 | Endocrine Pharmacology |
568 | Glucocorticoids, Androgens, Thyroid |
569 | Histamine & 5ht Antagonists |
570 | Oestrogens & Progestogens |
571 | Pituitary Pharmacology |
572 | Prostaglandins |
573 | Menstrual disorders & Infertility |
574 | Drug treatment for menorrhagia |
575 | Pharmacological treatment of Hirsutism |
576 | Medical Treatment Of Endometriosis / Chronic Pelvic Pain |
577 | Drug Treatment For Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) |
578 | Neuromuscular Pharmacology |
579 | Adrenergic Drugs |
580 | Cholinergic drugs |
581 | Local Anaesthetics |
582 | Neuro-Pharmacology |
583 | Anaesthetics |
584 | Anxiolytics, Anti-Depressants & Anti-Pstchotic |
585 | Duloxetine |
586 | Opiates & Paracetamol |
587 | Pregnancy-specific Drugs |
588 | Antenatal Corticosteroids Key Points |
589 | Anti-D Immunoglobulin |
590 | Anti-hypertensive Drugs |
591 | Magnesium Sulphate |
592 | Prescribing in Pregnancy |
593 | Fetal & Neonatal Drug Effects |
594 | Principles of therapeutics in Pregnancy |
595 | Psychiatric drugs & Pregnancy |
596 | Tocolytics, Uterotonics & Analgesics |
597 | Oxytocin, Ergometrine & Carbetocin |
598 | Oxytocic Agents |
599 | Oxytocic Agents Key Points |
600 | Prostaglandins & NO donors |
601 | Tocolytics |
SL | Content |
602 | Dysmenorrhoea |
603 | Primary dysmenorrhoea |
604 | Secondary dysmenorrhoea |
605 | Emergency contraception |
606 | Emergency hormonal contraception |
607 | Intrauterine device (IUD |
608 | Hypertension in pregnancy |
609 | Urinary incontinence |
610 | Urinary tract infection in adults |
611 | Vaginal discharge |
612 | Bacterial vaginosis |
613 | Trichomonas vaginalis |
614 | HIV and pregnancy |
615 | Combined oral contraceptive pill |
616 | Advantages/disadvantages |
617 | Special situations |
618 | Contraindications |
619 | Missed pill |
620 | Post-partum contraception |
621 | Antepartum haemorrhage |
622 | Placental abruption |
623 | Placenta praevia |
624 | Implantable contraceptives |
625 | Progestogen only pill |
626 | Types of POP |
627 | Advantages/disadvantages |
628 | Counseling |
629 | Type |
630 | Missed pill |
631 | Contraindications |
632 | Rhesus negative pregnancies |
633 | Prevention |
634 | Tests |
635 | Affected fetus |
636 | Menopause |
637 | Menopause: management |
638 | Genital warts |
639 | Features |
640 | Management |
641 | Genital wart treatment |
642 | Graft survival |
643 | Some basic points on the HLA system |
644 | Post-op problems |
645 | Causes of chronic graft failure |
646 | Epilepsy |
647 | Epilepsy: pregnancy and breast |
648 | feeding |
649 | Pregnancy diabetes |
650 | Complications |
651 | Mellitus |
652 | Hyperemesis gravidarum |
653 | Associations |
654 | Complications |
655 | Hepatitis B and pregnancy |
656 | Basics |
657 | Infertility |
658 | Causes |
659 | Interpretation of serum progestogen |
660 | Alpha-Feto-Protein (AFP) |
661 | Preterm birth |
662 | Uterine fibroids |
663 | Associations |
664 | Features |
665 | Complications |
666 | Amenorrhoea |
667 | Causes of primary amenorrhoea |
668 | Causes of secondary amenorrhoea |
669 | Initial investigations |
670 | Menstrual Cycle |
671 | HPV vaccination |
672 | Antenatal care |
673 | Antenatal care: timetable |
674 | Antenatal care: specific points |
675 | Breast feeding problems |
676 | Mastitis |
677 | Epilepsy: pregnancy and breast feeding |
678 | Contraindications |
679 | Quick comparison breast feeding drugs |
680 | Pre-eclampsia |
681 | Risk factors |
682 | Features of severe pre-eclampsia |
683 | Ovarian cancer |
684 | Risk factors |
685 | Clinical features |
686 | Pregnancy: thyroid problems |
687 | Hypothyroidism |
688 | Thyrotoxicosis |
689 | Antibiotics |
690 | Other drugs |
691 | Injectable contraceptives |
692 | Adverse effects |
693 | Gilbert’s syndrome |
694 | Features |
695 | Investigation and management |
696 | Menorrhagia |
697 | Gestational trophoblastic disorders |
698 | Malaria: prophylaxis |
699 | Ovarian enlargement |
700 | Premenopausal women |
701 | Postmenopausal women |
702 | Sodium valproate |
703 | Antiphospholipid syndrome |
704 | Contraceptive Choices for Young People |
705 | Legal and ethical issues |
706 | The Fraser Guidelines |
707 | Sexual Transmitted Infections (STIs) |
708 | Choice of contraceptive |
709 | HIV and pregnancy |
710 | Factors |
711 | Screening |
712 | Antiretroviral therapy |
713 | Mode of delivery |
714 | Neonatal antiretroviral therapy |
715 | Infant feeding |
716 | Breech presentation |
717 | Risk factors for breech presentation |
718 | Ultrasound in pregnancy |
719 | Post-partum haemorrhage (PPH) |
720 | Primary PPH |
721 | Secondary PPH |
722 | Breast cancer |
723 | Breast cancer: screening |
724 | Familial breast cancer |
725 | Quickcomparison: Riskfactos: female cancers |
726 | Semen analysis |
727 | Normal semen results |
728 | Prescribing in pregnant patients |
729 | Causes |
730 | DVT/PE investigation |
731 | DVT/PE Overview |
732 | Ovarian |
733 | Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome |
734 | Polycystic ovarian syndrome |
735 | Premature ovarian failure |
736 | Amniocentesis |
737 | Endometrial cancer |
738 | The risk factors |
739 | Features |
740 | Investigation |
741 | Hormone replacement therapy |
742 | Adverse effects |
743 | Side-effects |
744 | Potential complications |
745 | Breast cancer |
746 | Chickenpox exposure in pregnancy |
747 | Cervical cancer |
748 | Risk factors |
749 | Interpretation of results |
750 | Cervical cancer screening |
751 | Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) |
752 | The most common cause |
753 | Features |
754 | Investigation |
755 | Complications |
756 | Chlamydia |
757 | Features |
758 | Potential complications |
759 | Investigation |
760 | Screening |
761 | Treatment |
762 | Intrauterine contraceptive devices |
763 | Effectiveness |
764 | Counselling |
765 | Potential problems |
766 | Contraceptives |
767 | Puerperal pyrexia |
768 | Endometrial cancer |
769 | Typically painless vaginal bleeding |
770 | Complete hydatidiform mole |
771 | Recurrent miscarriage |
772 | Breast cancer: referral |
773 | Urgent referrals |
774 | Non-urgent referrals |
775 | Down’s syndrome risk |
776 | Oligohydramnios |
777 | Endometriosis |
778 | Consent: children |
779 | Gillick or Fraser |
780 | Sterilisation |
781 | Male sterilisation |
782 | Female sterilisation |
783 | Cervical ectropion |
784 | Biophysical profile |
785 | Breast disorders |
786 | Kallman’s syndrome |
787 | Androgen insensitivity syndrome |
788 | Klinefelter’s syndrome |
SL | Content |
789 | Inflammation |
790 | Acute inflammation |
791 | Chronic inflammation |
792 | Cellular adaptation |
793 | Cell injury |
794 | Response to cell injury |
795 | VTE in Pregnancy |
796 | Wound healing |
797 | Neoplasia |
798 | Coagulation |
799 | Coagulation system |
800 | Coagulation abnormalities |
801 | Sepsis |
802 | Shock |
803 | Disorders of the genital tract |
804 | Cervical pathology |
805 | Uterinepathology |
806 | PCOS |
807 | Ovarian tumours |
808 | Vulval and vaginal pathology |
809 | Disorders in pregnancy |
810 | Pathology – specific blood tests |
811 | General Pathology |
812 | GI Pathology |
813 | Growth & Differentiation |
814 | Inflammation |
815 | Necrosis & Apoptosis |
816 | Neoplasia I |
817 | Thrombosis |
818 | Ovary & Fallopian Tubes |
819 | Functional Ovarian Cysts |
820 | Hereditary Breast & Ovarian Cancer |
821 | Non-Epithelial Ovarian Tumours |
822 | Scientific Basis of Disease |
823 | Diagnosis of Miscarriage & Ectopic pregnancy |
824 | Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding |
825 | Haemolytic Disease |
826 | Pre-eclampsia |
827 | Uterus |
828 | Endometrial Hyperplasia & Carcinoma |
829 | Endometriosis & Fibroids |
830 | Endometritis & Polyps |
831 | The Endometrium |
832 | Vulva & Cervix |
833 | Cervix |
834 | Vulva & Vagina |
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