Doppler Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology

Part 1 Basic considerations: principles of Doppler signal processing and hemodynamic analysis, D. Maulik; fetal hemodynamics and flow velocity indices, Ph. Arbeille et al; ultrasonic physics and ultrasonic imaging, K.W. Beach. Part 2 Gynecologic applications: ectopic pregnancy, J.S. Pellerito and K.J.W. Taylor; strategies for ovarian cancer screening, G. Crvenkovic et al; pelvic masses, A.C. Fleischer and J.A. Cullinan; the menstrual cycle, menopause, ovulation induction and "in vitro" fertilization, M. Applebaum. Part 3 General and high-risk obstetric applications: colour applications and limitations in obstetrics, A.Z. Abuhamad and J.A. Copel; experimental models used to investigate the diagnostic potential of Doppler ultrasound in the umbilical circulation, R.J. Morrow et al; first-trimester fetal and uterine Doppler, G. Rizzo et al; uteroplacental and intraplacental circulation, S. Rotmensch et al; peripheral fetal circulation, G. Mari and J.A. Copel; red cell allioimmunization, K.J. Moise, Jr.; multiple pregnancy, J.E. Tolosa and A. Ludomirski; hypertension, E.P. Schneider and H. Schulman; diabetes mellitus, R.E. Reiss et al; post term pregnancy, C. Nimrod and A. Gruslin-Giroux; intrauterine growth retardation - diagnosis, R.N. Pollack and M.Y. Divon; intrauterine growth retardation - management, B.J. Trudinger; absent and reversed umbilical artery end-diastolic velocity, D. Farine et al; fetal behavioural states, J.W. Wladimiroff et al. Part 4 Fetal echocardiography: the normal fetal heart, K.L. Reed; the abnormal fetal heart, J.A. Copel and C.S. Kleinman; the evolution of fetal heart disease, M.J. Rice et al; fetal heart failure, N.H. Silverman; fetal arrythmias, C.M. McCurdy, Jr. and K.L. Reed; fetal cardiac output measurement in normal and pathologic states, D. Arduini et al; fetal cardiovascular dynamics in intrauterine growth retardation, J.-C. Fouron and S.P. Drblik; the fetal venous system, K.L. Reed; the fetal ductus venosus, T. Kiserud and S.H. Eik-Nes; the fetal pulmonary circulation, D.S. Emerson and M.S. Cartier; the fetal ductus arteriosus, J.C. Huhta.