Reconstructive and Reproductive Surgery in Gynecology, Second Edition Volume 1: Fundamentals and Conditions

This text details the techniques and procedures now needed in gynecology, with a special focus on reconstructive vaginal, hysteroscopic, laparoscopic, robotic, and laparotomic surgery, including that designed to preserve or enhance fertility. Residents, clinicians, and surgeons can now understand pathogenesis, appropriate imaging and investigation, and application of surgical and nonsurgical strategies and techniques for such common problems as fibroids and endometriosis. The two volumes of this second edition contain over 20 new chapters and over 140 instructional videos; each chapter features Key Point summaries.

Editors Contributors Introduction VOLUME 1: FUNDAMENTALS AND CONDITIONS 1. Anatomy and surgical dissection of the female pelvis: For the gynecologic surgeon Andrew I. Brill, Robert M. Rogers, Jr., and Victor Gomel 2. Reproductive physiology for the gynecological surgeon Victor Gomel, Malcolm G. Munro, and Peter F. McComb 3. Energy-based surgical devices Andrew I. Brill and Malcolm G. Munro 4. Principles of laparoscopic surgery Sukhbir S. Singh, Olga Bougie, and Malcolm G. Munro 5. Principles of microprocessor-assisted laparoscopic ("robotic") surgery Erica Dun, Vadim Morozov, and Ceana Nezhat 6. Principles of laparotomic and vaginal surgery Victor Gomel and Malcolm G. Munro 7. Principles of hysteroscopic surgery Barry H. Sanders and Malcolm G. Munro 8. Imaging for the gynecologic surgeon Caterina Exacoustos and Margit Dueholm 9. Preservation of fertility in gynecologic surgery: Strategies and techniques Victor Gomel, Mohamed A. Bedaiwy, and Recai Pabuççu 10. Complications of surgery of the female reproductive tract Nyia Noel, Christina Alicia Salazar, Keith Isaacson, and Malcolm G. Munro 11. Congenital anomalies of the female reproductive tract Joseph S. Sanfilippo and Kathryn D. Peticca 12. Ectopic pregnancy Victor Gomel and Malcolm G. Munro 13. Endometrial polyps Marit Lieng and Jason A. Abbott 14. Adenomyosis: Uterus-sparing treatment Grigoris F. Grimbizis and Themistoklis Mikos 15. Endometriosis: General principles Sukhbir S. Singh, Catherine Allaire, and David L. Olive 16. Uterine leiomyomas Levent Mutlu, Kimberly W. Keefe, and Hugh S. Taylor 17. Pathogenesis of pelvic floor disorders Geoffrey W. Cundiff 18. Pelvic infections and their sequelae Jorma Paavonen 19. Fallopian tube disorders Victor Gomel 20. Postoperative adhesions Victor Gomel and Philippe R. Koninckx 21. Pathogenesis, pathology, and clinical significance of intrauterine adhesions Miriam M.F. Hanstede, Mark Hans Emanuel, and Jason A. Abbott 22. Malignancy Denis Querleu 23. Chronic pelvic pain Fred M. Howard and Malcolm G. Munro 24. Abnormal uterine bleeding Malcolm G. Munro 25. The adnexal mass Denis Querleu 26. Diagnosis, investigation, and nonsurgical management of pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence Yaël Levy-Zauberman and Hervé Fernandez 27. Infertility: Mechanisms and investigation Victor Gomel 28. Recurrent pregnancy loss: A new strategy for evaluation based on genetic testing William H. Kutteh, Carolyn R. Jaslow, Paul R. Brezina, Raymond W. Ke, Amelia P. Bailey, and Mary D. Stephenson VOLUME TWO: GYNECOLOGICAL SURGERY 29. Surgery for congenital anomalies: Hysteroscopic, laparoscopic, laparotomic, and vaginal Joseph S. Sanfilippo, Kathryn D. Peticca, and Fabiola Balmir 30. Surgery for vulvar disorders Howard T. Sharp 31. Endometrial sampling and uterine curettage Yaël Levy-Zauberman, Perrine Capmas, and Hervé Fernandez 32. Management of endometrial polyps Jason A. Abbott and Marit Lieng 33. Endometrial ablation Malcolm G. Munro 34. Surgery for intrauterine adhesions Mark Hans Emanuel and Miriam M.F. Hanstede 35. Leiomyomas I: Hysteroscopic and other transvaginal approaches Barry H. Sanders and Malcolm G. Munro 36. Leiomyomas II: Abdominal approaches William H. Parker, Tommaso Falcone, and Malcolm G. Munro 37. Leiomyomas III: Image-guided surgery and procedures Scott Chudnoff, Sukrant Mehta, and Eleanor Hawkins 38. Hysterectomy Jon Ivar Einarsson and Mobolaji O. Ajao 39. Reconstructive surgery of the fallopian tube Victor Gomel 40. Ectopic pregnancy: Surgical management Victor Gomel 41. Ovarian surgery Victor Gomel and Mohamed A. Bedaiwy 42. Endometriosis I: Surgery for endometriosis associated with pain Nicola Berlanda and Paolo P. Vercellini 43. Endometriosis II: Surgical treatment of endometriosis associated with infertility David L. Olive and Mauro Busaca 44. Endometriosis III: Deep infiltrating endometriosis Sukhbir S. Singh and Sugandha Agarwal 45. Procedures specific for chronic pelvic pain Fred M. Howard 46. Surgical treatment of urinary incontinence Yaël Levy-Zauberman, Xavier Deffieux, and Hervé Fernandez 47. Management of pelvic organ prolapse Geoffrey W. Cundiff 48. Surgery during intrauterine pregnancy Michel Canis, Nicolas Bourdel, Céline Houlle, Benoit Rabischong, Revaz Botchorishvili, and Jean L. Pouly 49. Preservation of fertility in malignancy Denis Querleu, Sophie Deutsch-Bringer, and Alejandra Martínez 50. Oocyte and embryo cryopreservation for fertility preservation Ana Cobo and José Remohi Index

Malcolm G. Munro, MD, is a clinical professor at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and the director of Gynecologic Services, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Kaiser Permanente, Los Angeles, California, USA. He was a cofounder of the FIGO Menstrual Disorders Committee, which has been responsible for the development and publication of the FIGO Nomenclature and Classification Systems for causes of abnormal bleeding in reproductive years, created to facilitate the design and interpretation of related clinical trials. He has published more than 100 papers, 30 chapters, and 4 books. He is an editor, on the editorial board, or a reviewer for numerous peer-reviewed specialty journals. He has served the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists (AAGL) as a member of the Board of Trustees (2000– 2002) and was the inaugural chair of the AAGL Practice Committee, in charge with the development of evidence-based practice guidelines related to minimally invasive approaches to gynecology. Victor Gomel, MD, is a professor and former head of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, in the Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. He has served as the president of several societies, including the Society of Reproductive Surgeons, the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists, the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society, and the International Society of In Vitro Fertilization. He is internationally recognized for pioneering work in reproductive microsurgery and operative laparoscopy. With his team, he obtained the first IVF baby in Canada. He has received many prestigious awards including the honorary degree of Doctor of Science from the Simon Fraser University and the Salat-Baroux prize in reproduction from the French National Academy of Medicine, to which he was elected as a foreign member. He was elected as a fellow to the Academy of Art and Sciences and was awarded the Légion d’Honneur by the president of France.