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Gynaecology — Clinical Reasoning
Decision-focused depth — for the wards.
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Clinical Reasoning
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41 concepts · 38 diagrams · ~51 min total
Part 1 · Foundations & the reproductive axis
1
What Gynaecological Reasoning Demands
2
Sex Determination: reasoning from SRY to phenotype
3
The Müllerian Blueprint
4
Disorders of Sex Development: a three‑axis approach
5
The HPO Axis as a Control System
6
The Two‑Cell, Two‑Gonadotropin Model
7
Estrogen and Progesterone: predicting their effects
Part 2 · The menstrual cycle
8
The Ovarian Cycle: selection to luteal rescue
9
Ovulation: the positive‑feedback switch
10
The Corpus Luteum and Luteal Support
11
The Endometrial Cycle and Dating
12
Menstruation and the Physiology of Bleeding
13
Cycle Length, the Fertile Window and Timing Tests
14
Anovulation and Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
15
Dysmenorrhoea: primary versus secondary
Part 3 · Reproductive‑endocrine disorders
16
Hyperandrogenism: localising the source
17
PCOS: diagnosis after exclusion
18
PCOS: management by therapeutic goal
19
Endometriosis and Adenomyosis
20
Uterine Fibroids: location‑led decisions
21
Menopause: the endocrinology of ovarian failure
22
Menopausal HRT: the endometrial‑protection rule
Part 4 · Structure and its disorders
23
Pelvic Anatomy for the Operating Surgeon
24
Müllerian Anomalies: form, fuse, resorb
25
Pelvic Organ Prolapse: compartments and POP‑Q
Part 5 · Infection and inflammation
26
Vaginitis: the three‑discharge work‑up
27
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: low threshold, broad cover
28
Genital TB and Asherman Syndrome
Part 6 · Infertility and assisted reproduction
29
The Infertile Couple: a structured evaluation
30
Male Infertility: semen first, then localise
31
Ovulatory Status and Ovarian Reserve
32
Tubal, Cervical and Unexplained Factors
33
ART: matching IUI, IVF and ICSI to the defect
Part 7 · Puberty and amenorrhoea
34
Puberty and Delayed Puberty
35
Primary Amenorrhoea: breasts, uterus, FSH
36
Secondary Amenorrhoea: pregnancy, then localise
Part 8 · Gynaecologic oncology
37
Endometrial Cancer: unopposed estrogen to molecular class
38
Cervical Cancer: HPV oncogenesis to staging
39
Cervical Screening and Prevention
40
The Adnexal Mass and Ovarian Tumour Classification
41
Ovarian Cancer: markers, spread and risk reduction