Oxford Handbook of Genitourinary Medicine, HIV, and Sexual Health

1:The genitourinary medicine service
2:Ethical, medico-legal and sociocultural issues
3:Gender diversity
4:The standard clinic process and sexual health in primary care
5:Investigations and microscopy
6:Specific genitourinary situations
7:Syphilis
8:Gonorrhoea
9:Chlamydia
10:Non-gonococcal urethritis and mucopurulent cervicitis
11:Pelvic inflammatory disease
12:Prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome in men
13:Epididymo-orchitis
14:Sexually acquired reactive arthritis
15:Bacterial vaginosis and anaerobic balanitis
16:Trichomoniasis
17:Genital candidiasis
18:Tropical genital and sexually acquired infections
19:Endemic treponematoses
20:Proctocolitis and enteric sexually acquired infections
21:Urinary tract infection
22:Anogenital herpes
23:Anogenital warts
24:Molluscum contagiosum
25:Sexually acquired viral hepatitis
26:Other viruses
27:Scabies
28:Pediculosis pubis
29:Anogenital dermatoses
30:Cervical neoplasia
31:Vulval pain
32:Streptococcal and staphylococcal infections
33:Genital anomalies
34:Contraception including contraception for women living with HIV
35:Psychological aspects and sexual problems
36:HIV: prevention
37:HIV: introduction and epidemiology
38:Pathogenesis of HIV
39:Staging, classification, and natural history of HIV disease
40:HIV: diagnosis and assessment
41:HIV: primary infection
42:HIV: gastrointestinal disorders
43:HIV: hepatitis virus co-infection
44:HIV: disorders of the eye
45:HIV: respiratory disorders
46:HIV: neurological disorders
47:HIV: dermatological disorders
48:HIV: pyrexia of unknown origin
49:HIV: endocrine and metabolic disorders
50:HIV: renal disorders
51:HIV: cardiovascular disorders
52:HIV: musculoskeletal disorders
53:HIV: reticulo-endothelial disorders
54:HIV: malignancies
55:HIV: management
56:HIV: pregnancy
57:HIV: travel