Ultrasonography of the Female Reproductive System
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Structured into eight chapters, this book begins with the basic anatomy and physiology of the female reproductive system and the technical fundamentals of ultrasound in gynecology and expanding step-by-step to cover the application of ultrasound in assisted reproductive technology and its significant usefulness in assessing physiological and pathological aspects of female fertility. Extending from the basics to clinical applications incorporating extensive hands-on experience, this book aims to incrementally introduce readers to the practical utilities of ultrasound in reproductive medicine,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Structured into eight chapters, this book begins with the basic anatomy and physiology of the female reproductive system and the technical fundamentals of ultrasound in gynecology and expanding step-by-step to cover the application of ultrasound in assisted reproductive technology and its significant usefulness in assessing physiological and pathological aspects of female fertility. Extending from the basics to clinical applications incorporating extensive hands-on experience, this book aims to incrementally introduce readers to the practical utilities of ultrasound in reproductive medicine, guiding novices on how to acquire clinical information of utmost value in challenging cases. Utilizing an abundance of detailed schematics and ultrasound images, highlighting key anatomical structures, this book invests in unearthing the hidden nature of disease from pictorial representations. Reflecting the latest trends and advances in ultrasound in reproductive medicine, this book aimsto serve as a practical reference for fertility clinic clinicians.
Autorenporträt
Da Li is a Professor at Center of Reproductive Medicine, Shengjing Hospital of China Medical University, Shenyang, Liaoning, China. Zhijing Na, Xinlu Wang, and Na Zuo is PhD at the same center as Professor Da Li.