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Condition: New. I Embryology.- 1 The role of mesonephros in ovarian organogenesis.- II Ovarian Follicle Biodynamics.- 2 Hormonal control of ovarian follicular development.- 3 Recruitment selection and maturation of the dominant ovarian follicle in the menstrual cycle.- 4 I.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Although the physiology of the menstrual cycle appears clear and easily explained by a balance in the concentration of various sex steroid hormones, numerous details of its mechanism are still poorly understood and little is known about the relationship among clinical events, plasma hormone concentrations, molecular impacts on target tissues and their regulation. In the following chapters, the authors have attempted to establish a correlation between endometrial histology and well-understood physiologic events of the menstrual cycle. They have provided up-to-date information on the effects of various hormones and combinations of hormones on the endometrium. The interdependence of endometrial morphology, molecular biology, endocrinology and physiology, provides grounds for a better understanding of the complex mechanism of the menstrual cycle, and sheds some light on its pathophysiology. Such an approach adds ariother dimension to interpretation of many menstrual abnormalities and numerous aspects of infertility in women with normal physiognomies and apparently regular menstrual cycles. The pathologist must be aware of these new concepts since a knowledge of functional changes reflected in hormone serum levels and sex steroid receptor concentrations allows a mare detailed analysis and a better interpretation of the structural features of the endometrium. This information placed in the proper clinical context can help the gynecologist provide optimal therapy. The reader will find a valuable reference for a synthesis of clinical, morphological, and biochemical data related to the menstrual cycle and its aberrations.

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Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | I Embryology.- 1 The role of mesonephros in ovarian organogenesis.- II Ovarian Follicle Biodynamics.- 2 Hormonal control of ovarian follicular development.- 3 Recruitment selection and maturation of the dominant ovarian follicle in the menstrual cycle.- 4 Intraovarian regulation of maturation of granulosa cells.- 5 Influence of cyclic variations in gonadotrophin and steroid hormones on follicular growth in the human ovary.- 6 Hormonal control of Leydig cell function.- III Clinical Pathology.- 7 Evolution and function of non-ovulatory follicles.- 8 The menopausal ovary.- 9 The ovarian stroma after the menopause: activity and ageing.- 10 Ovary and pregnancy.- IV Clinical Physiopathology.- 11 Clinical investigation of luteal defect: a model for understanding the endocrine correlates of the menstrual cycle disorders.- 12 Gonadotrophin-resistant ovaries: a desensitization syndrome?.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Although the physiology of the menstrual cycle appears clear and easily explained by a balance in the concentration of various sex steroid hormones, numerous details of its mechanism are still poorly understood and little is known about the relationship among clinical events, plasma hormone concentrations, molecular impacts on target tissues and their regulation. In the following chapters, the authors have attempted to establish a correlation between endometrial histology and well-understood physiologic events of the menstrual cycle. They have provided up-to-date information on the effects of various hormones and combinations of hormones on the endometrium. The interdependence of endometrial morphology, molecular biology, endocrinology and physiology, provides grounds for a better understanding of the complex mechanism of the menstrual cycle, and sheds some light on its pathophysiology. Such an approach adds ariother dimension to interpretation of many menstrual abnormalities and numerous aspects of infertility in women with normal physiognomies and apparently regular menstrual cycles. The pathologist must be aware of these new concepts since a knowledge of functional changes reflected in hormone serum levels and sex steroid receptor concentrations allows a mare detailed analysis and a better interpretation of the structural features of the endometrium. This information placed in the proper clinical context can help the gynecologist provide optimal therapy. The reader will find a valuable reference for a synthesis of clinical, morphological, and biochemical data related to the menstrual cycle and its aberrations. 176 pp. Englisch.

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Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Although the physiology of the menstrual cycle appears clear and easily explained by a balance in the concentration of various sex steroid hormones, numerous details of its mechanism are still poorly understood and little is known about the relationship amo.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Although the physiology of the menstrual cycle appears clear and easily explained by a balance in the concentration of various sex steroid hormones, numerous details of its mechanism are still poorly understood and little is known about the relationship among clinical events, plasma hormone concentrations, molecular impacts on target tissues and their regulation. In the following chapters, the authors have attempted to establish a correlation between endometrial histology and well-understood physiologic events of the menstrual cycle. They have provided up-to-date information on the effects of various hormones and combinations of hormones on the endometrium. The interdependence of endometrial morphology, molecular biology, endocrinology and physiology, provides grounds for a better understanding of the complex mechanism of the menstrual cycle, and sheds some light on its pathophysiology. Such an approach adds ariother dimension to interpretation of many menstrual abnormalities and numerous aspects of infertility in women with normal physiognomies and apparently regular menstrual cycles. The pathologist must be aware of these new concepts since a knowledge of functional changes reflected in hormone serum levels and sex steroid receptor concentrations allows a mare detailed analysis and a better interpretation of the structural features of the endometrium. This information placed in the proper clinical context can help the gynecologist provide optimal therapy. The reader will find a valuable reference for a synthesis of clinical, morphological, and biochemical data related to the menstrual cycle and its aberrations.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 176 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -I Embryology.- 1 The role of mesonephros in ovarian organogenesis.- II Ovarian Follicle Biodynamics.- 2 Hormonal control of ovarian follicular development.- 3 Recruitment selection and maturation of the dominant ovarian follicle in the menstrual cycle.- 4 Intraovarian regulation of maturation of granulosa cells.- 5 Influence of cyclic variations in gonadotrophin and steroid hormones on follicular growth in the human ovary.- 6 Hormonal control of Leydig cell function.- III Clinical Pathology.- 7 Evolution and function of non-ovulatory follicles.- 8 The menopausal ovary.- 9 The ovarian stroma after the menopause: activity and ageing.- 10 Ovary and pregnancy.- IV Clinical Physiopathology.- 11 Clinical investigation of luteal defect: a model for understanding the endocrine correlates of the menstrual cycle disorders.- 12 Gonadotrophin-resistant ovaries: a desensitization syndrome .Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 196 pp. Englisch.