Context, Principles and Practice of TransGynecology: Managing Transgender Patients in ObGyn Practice

doi:10.1017/9781108899987

This comprehensive and authoritative book is written by over seventy of the foremost experts working with the care of transgender and gender expansive patients for gynecologists and those working in neighboring disciplines. Among medical specialists, understanding of the complex reality and medical needs of transgender and gender diverse individuals is still limited. This book offers the opportunity to understand transgynecology in a way that is inclusive and up-to-date, with insights into liaison with specialties such as urology, dermatology, sexuology, physiotherapy amongst others. By contextualising transgender/gender diverse medicine before covering specific issues such as imaging, benign disorders, fertility maintenance, medico-legal concerns and uterine transplantation, this book is truly unique. Aimed at gynecologists, obstetricians, general practitioners, counsellors and all those who work with transgender, non-binary, or gender diverse patients, this book prepares the reader for the prerequisites and subtleties of transgynecology.

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Context, Principles, and Practice of Transgynecology
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Context, Principles, and Practice of Transgynecology - Title page
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Managing Transgender Patients in Ob/Gyn Practice
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Copyright page
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Dedication
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Contents
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Foreword
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Preface
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Contributors
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Abbreviations
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Section A - Contextual Transgynecology
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Chapter 1 - Terminology in Transgender Medicine
pp 2-8
- By Nic G. Rider, Taymy J. Caso, Spencer Czech, Dan H. Karasic
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Chapter 2 - Optimizing Clinical Ob/Gyn Services through Improved Communication with Trans Persons
pp 9-18
- By Tim C. van de Grift, Lisa van Ginneken
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Chapter 3 - What Do Trans People Expect from Transition and What Do They Encounter Physically?
pp 19-25
- By Jamison Green, Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad
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Chapter 4 - A Pondering Trans Female Gynecologist
pp 26-31
- By Rosemary Jones
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Chapter 5 - The Ever-changing Role of the Mental Health Care Professional in Transgender Healthcare
pp 32-38
- By Gunter Heylens, Els Elaut
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Chapter 6 - Impact of Stigma and Resilience on the Health of Transgender and Nonbinary People
pp 39-48
- By Elizabeth Kvach, Ryan O’Connell
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Chapter 7 - Dealing with Health Needs and Physical Complaints of Nonbinary Clients
pp 49-55
- By Cristiano Scandurra, Fabrizio Mezza, Vincenzo Bochicchio
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Chapter 8 - Gender is So Much More: Impulses for a Gender-variant Gynecological Expertise from a Queer-theoretical Perspective
pp 56-65
- By Annette-Kathrin Güldenring, Arn T. Sauer, Kai Egener
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Section B - Practicing Transgynecology
pp 66-137
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Chapter 9 - Gynecological Office Medicine for Trans and Gender Diverse People
pp 67-71
- By Mick van Trotsenburg, Niklaus Flütsch
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Chapter 10 - Features of Imaging in Transgender Persons
pp 72-81
- By Justin T. Stowell, Lauren Abern, Samantha Ghazanfari
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Chapter 11 - Benign Gynecological Conditions in Transgender and Gender Diverse People
pp 82-88
- By Mick van Trotsenburg, Maria Cristina Meriggiola, Rixt AC Luikenaar
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Chapter 12 - Urogynecological Disorders
pp 89-96
- By Kathryn Bell, Rachel Oliver, Tina Rashid
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Chapter 13 - Painful and Frequent Micturition
pp 97-102
- By Rachel Oliver, Kathryn Bell, Tina Rashid
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Chapter 14 - Diagnostics and Treatment of Gynecological and Nongynecological Causes of Pelvic Pain
pp 103-113
- By Frances Grimstad, Rixt AC Luikenaar
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Chapter 15 - Gynecological Attention to the Prostate
pp 114-118
- By Garry Pigot
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Chapter 16 - Vaginal Dilators and Dilating after Vaginoplasty
pp 119-129
- By Rixt AC Luikenaar, Richard A. Santucci, Ashley N. DeLeon
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Appendix A - Dilating Protocol, Crane Center for Transgender Surgery, Austin and San Francisco
pp 125-125
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Appendix B - Dilating Protocol (Oregon Health and Science University Department of Urology Transgender Health Program, Oregon US)
pp 126-128
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Appendix C - Dilating Protocol, Center of Expertise on Gender Dysphoria, Amsterdam University Medical Center (AUMC)
pp 129-129
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