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Endometriosis ZONE August'99 EditionFrom: Endometriosis ZONE Newscast (endozone-update@obgyn.net)Thu, 05 Aug 1999 23:23:45 -0500
Dear Endometriosis ZONE members, We are delighted to present the August Edition of the Endometriosis ZONE, now available online at: http://www.endozone.org Be sure to check out all our exciting features! In this month's Hot Topic, we are delighted to present "CURRENT CONCEPT AND RESEARCH IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF ENDOMETRIOSIS" by Erkut Attar, MD, Istanbul University, Istanbul Medical School, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, Istanbul, Turkey. http://www.endozone.org/secure/hot_topic.asp Don't miss our Case History: "Severe Endometriosis: What Would You Do?" The Endometriosis Zone is pleased to present a case report of severe endometriosis by Endometriosis Zone Advisory Board Member Professor William D. Schlaff. The Endometriosis Zone encourages your feedback and interactive discussion on this interesting case. Professor Schlaff has additional information on the patient's clinical course subsequent to the presentation as it is and will share it with Endometriosis Zone members in an upcoming edition, following a fruitful discussion on this topic. Read what your colleagues are saying so far and share your own thoughts on this interesting and complex case! http://www.endozone.org/secure/c_hist.asp Let us know what you think! Post your opinions! Visit the interactive Endometriosis ZONE Bulletin Board. We invite you to meet and chat, introduce yourself, tell about your areas of interest, ask questions of the Endometriosis ZONE editorial board and your colleagues. http://www.endozone.org/secure/bulletin-board/b-board.asp In August's Expert Views, the Endometriosis ZONE is pleased to present an interview with Professor William L. Ledger of the Division of Reproductive Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Jessop Hospital For Women, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom, at the 5th Annual International Symposium on GnRH Analogues in Cancer and Human Reproduction in Geneva, Switzerland. In this interview by Endometriosis ZONE Advisory Board Chairman, Mark Perloe, M.D., Professor Ledger discusses his thoughts and views on the findings of the EndoCAN study; the impact that treatment of minimal Endometriosis has on fertility; use of GnRH agonists after surgical treatment in both the pelvic pain patient and the infertile patient; what measures should be taken post-surgically in the patient with no or minimal disease, yet has continuing pelvic pain; new advances in the field of GnRH antagonists; indications and benefits of second-look laparoscopy in the field of infertility and pain management, guidelines for and benefits of addback therapies such as Tibolone; factors affecting the length of remission and whether they can be adjusted; how the younger female patient can get early intervention and help in managing the disease; Inhibin B testing and the impact surgery has on ovarian reserve; treatment of endometriomas; if Endometriosis can in fact be cured, and so much more. http://www.endozone.org/secure/expert/ledger.asp What your patients are reading: Endometriosis and Sexuality by Sandor Gardos, Ph.D. (Copyright 1999 WebMD, Inc. All rights reserved.) http://www.endozone.org/secure/pat_info.asp#current New in our Image Library: Endometriosis images from the files of Dr. Luigi Montevecchi: - A panoramic view of the pelvis at the end of excision. - The left salpinx after excision of superficial endometriosis. - Endometriosis on the left sacrouterine ligament. The rectum is clearly visible at the bottom. - "Chocolate" liquid spilling. - Close-up of nodule. - Excision of the nodule is starting. - Nodule during excision with a monopolar needle. - Endometriosis nodule on the left salpinx. Many inflammatory pseudocysts are clearly visible. http://www.endozone.org/secure/img_lib.asp Readers' comments on past Cases and Hot Topics: "Severe Endometriosis: What Would You Do?"; Using GnRH-a Following A Negative Laparoscopy, Dr Yin Alfonso Medina; July Hot Topic, Professor Asem Moussa; Management of endometriosis, Case 1: Before patients have completed their family, Dr Wafa Shanna. Check out our online Calendar: Endometriosis events around the world! On behalf of Congress Chairpersons Prof. Zion Ben-Rafael and Prof. Zeev Shoham, the Endometriosis ZONE is pleased to announce that the "First Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility" will take place in Prague, Czech Republic from October 28-31, 1999. The Congress, sponsored in part by Zeneca Pharmaceuticals, has received the endorsements of some of the leading societies in the field of OB/GYN, such as ASRM, IFFS, ESHRE, ESGO, ESGE, ESC, FIGIJ, CGOS, WPMP, IOF, SIEP and ESGOI as being of an international standard. Over 1500 participants are expected to attend the Congress. http://www.endozone.org/secure/calendar.asp The Endometriosis ZONE had the pleasure of speaking with the Chairmen of the First Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility, in order to learn more about the event. http://www.endozone.org/secure/congress.asp For additional information, how to become a participant or a contributor, and the most recent updates including the Program with Speakers, please visit: http://www.kenes.com/controversies Now available: Diagnosis - Part III of the Interactive Multimedia Endometriosis Tutorial http://www.endozone.org/secure/education.asp Don't miss Laparoscopic Surgery in Infertile Women with Minimal or Mild Endometriosis by Sylvie Marcoux, MD, PHD, Rodolphe Maheux, MD, Sylvie Berube, MSC, and the Canadian Collaborative Group on Endometriosis. http://www.endozone.org/secure/hot_topic_9905.asp#HotTopic View Dr Maheux's slide presentation in RealVideo! Also available for download: Dr. Maheux's slide presentation in MS Powerpoint! (MS PowerPoint or PowerPoint viewer required). Dr. Maheux has kindly allowed the EndoZONE to feature his presentation in Powerpoint format for download by those who wish to share THE CANADIAN COLLABORATIVE GROUP ON ENDOMETRIOSIS presentation in their lectures. http://www.endozone.org/endo-news.asp Don't forget, we always welcome your comments and views on anything you see on the site. Address email to: endozone@obgyn.net If you need assistance getting into the EndoZONE, you may look up your username and password by going to: http://www.endozone.org/forgot.htm Or email us at: endozone@obgyn.net If you are visiting the Endometriosis ZONE for the first time, click on the "Registe Here" link. Once you have filled out the form, you can then immediately go into the ZONE. Registration information is not redistributed
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