Calcium, Phosphate and Magnesium Metabolism
Calcium, Phosphate and Magnesium Metabolism
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DOI：
10.1136/bmj.1.6060.585
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1977
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R. Watts
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这是一个值得注意的，新的贡献，对生理和病理的子宫宫颈的文献。这两位编辑是众所周知的权威，他们对各种宫颈疾病的知识和理解做出了广泛的贡献。协助本书制作的杰出贡献者名单是对编辑的国际地位的衡量。前六章涵盖子宫颈的形态学基础，首先给出了传统的解剖描述，然后详细介绍了子宫颈组织的超微结构和组织化学。下一节将专门检查胎儿和年轻女孩、青春期和青春期、孕期和产褥期以及绝经期宫颈上皮发生的生理变化。八章给出了研究的生理和病理子宫颈的关系，特别是不孕。教授r H Philpott介绍了接下来的几章处理子宫颈的结构和功能在怀孕和分娩，包括催产药物和前列腺素对怀孕子宫颈的影响。讨论炎症性疾病对子宫颈的影响（包括病毒感染）以及宫颈损伤和异常的处理，是对恶性前病变和恶性疾病的自然史、诊断和处理进行广泛研究的前提。关于宫颈恶性肿瘤的不同方面的17章给出了一个极好的帐户当前的知识这一重要课题。本节的最后一章是Stanley Way在晚期子宫颈癌治疗中盆腔切除的个人经验。编辑们得到了撰稿人的良好服务，他们写得简单明了；它们的意义是毋庸置疑的。文本是丰富的插图，并在每章末尾的综合参考书目，使这是一个有价值的参考书。这项工作将特别吸引产科医生、妇科医生和病理学家，但对所有对宫颈的结构和功能在健康和疾病方面感兴趣的人来说，它将具有很大的价值。
This is a notable, new contribution to the literature on the physiology and pathology of the uterine cervix. The two editors are well known authorities who have contributed extensively to knowledge andunderstanding of various cervical conditions. The list of distinguished contributors who have assisted in the production of the book is a measure of the international standing of the editors. The first six chapters cover the morpho-logical basis of the cervix, giving first the traditional anatomical descriptions and then detailed accounts of the ultrastructure and histochemistry of the cervical tissues. The next section is devoted to an examination of the physiological changes thatoccur in cervical epithelium in the fetus and young girl, during puberty and adolescence, in pregnancy and the puerperium, and at the time of the menopause. Eight chapters are given to a study of the physiology and pathology of the cervix in relation especially to infertility. ProfessorR H Philpott introduces the next few chapters dealing with the structure andfunction of the cervix in pregnancy and labour including the effects of oxytocic drugs and prostaglandins on the pregnant cervix. Discussions of the influence of inflammatory diseases on the cervix (including viral infections) and the management of cervicalinjuries and anomalies precede an extensive examination of the natural history, diagnosis, and management of premalignant and malignant diseases. The 17 chapters concemed with different aspects of cervical malignancy give a superb account of current knowledge of this important subject. The last chapter in this section is an account by Stanley Way of his personal experience of pelvic exenteration in the management of advanced cervical cancer. The editors have been well served by their contributors, who write simply and clearly; their meaning is never in doubt. The text is profusely illustrated, and the comprehensive list of references at the end of each chapter makes this a valuable reference book. The work will appeal particularly to obstetricians, gynaecologists, and pathologists, butit will be of great value to all who have an interest in the structure and function of the cervix in health and in disease.