Modern Colposcopy Textbook and Atlas Third Edition

I'm an NP who works in sexual and reproductive health. Cervical abnormalities and normal variations are smething that comes with time and seeing them over and over. But that can make it easier to miss something, especially on clinic days alone. I wanted to learn faster. I got this on the recommendation of multiple providers including one who has done colps for over 30 years. It was well worth the cost. It has some of the best cervical photos I have ever found in a resource. If I get to the point where I do colps this will be the text needed for that training so win win.

If you are planning to perform colposcopy or even if your doing a lot of Pap tests, this book is a valuable reference. I needed it because this is what they use at the ASCCP conferences. It's got a ton of great pictures that help you to recognize the various presentations of the same thing, as well as, the most dangerous and more rare findings and what to do about it. A must have reference for any clinician working in women's health.

This is without doubt the definitive textbook of colpocsopy. All aspects are covered - cervix, vagina, vulva, anus. There are comprehensive chapters on management of abnormalities and colposcopy in pregnancy as well as the anatomy, histology, aetiology, epidemiology and even the history of colposcopy. I would recommend this text to all serious colposcopists and trainees.

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The pictures are wonderful, the secretary is complete, and the person who sent the picture to his friend likes it very much

Not for a beginner nurse practitioner. I was hoping to see more pictures of vaginal and cervical pathologies but instead most pictures are of the cells. My bad. . . maybe it will be useful later . . .

An international team of experts and diagnostic and therapeutic colposcopy techniques in a format that combines the visual guidance.I think readers will also find valuable information.

Pages are made with very thin, cheap paper; not glossy like normal textbooks. Photos have lines through them like the printer was running out of ink. Pages falling out of brand new book due to poor binding.