Gynecologic system

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Obstetrics/gynecology. Research pertaining to the care of women during pregnancy and childbirth, as well as to the study of the women s reproductive system in general. Studies in these areas include contraception, hormone-replacement therapy, menopause, menstrual disorders, ovarian cysts, postmenopausal syndrome, pregnancy/labor/delivery, yeast infections, and others. 

Segal, S., A new deUvery system for contraceptive steroids. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1987, 157, 1090-1092. 

Yamakawa I, Machida R, Watanahe S. Production process of microspheres. EU patent 0461630, 1995. Beck LR, Cowsar DR, Lewis DH, Gihson JW, Flowers CE, Jr. New long-acting injectable microcapsule contraceptive system. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. October 1, 1979 135(3) 419-426. PubMed PMID 114054. 

Beck LR, Pope VZ, Cowsar FR, Lewis DH, Tice TR. Evaluation of a new three-month injectable contraceptive microsphere systeminprimates (hahoon). Contraceptive Delivery System. 1980 1 79-86. Beck LR, Ramos RA, Elowers CE, Jr., Lopez GZ, Lewis DH, Cowsar DR. Clinical evaluation of injectable biodegradable contraceptive system. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. August 1, 1981 140(7) 799-806. PubMed PMID 7020421. 

Sonography plays a pivotal role as the primary imaging modality in gynecologic disorders causing pelvic pain. CT and MRl allow complementary assessment of the pelvis and abdomen including the gastrointestinal and urologic system. 

Some family practitioners and internists, especially those in rural areas, offer gynecologic services, although in urban areas, women often visit gynecologists for these services. Many women turn to gynecologists not only for problems with their reproductive system but also for other medical conditions thus, their gynecologists function as primary care or femily physicians. Many gynecologists also function as obstetricians and will continue to care for their patients if they become pregnant. 

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