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B Blood Group Incompatibility in Pregnancy Breech Controversies for Postgraduates C Caesarean Section – See also Caesarean – Why So Many? Caesarean – Who Needs One? Caesarean Risks Vaginal Birth after Caesarean Cancer Uterine Cervix Cancer Uterine Body Carcinoma In Situ Cervix Cardiotocography - See CTG Introduction Understanding CTGs Advanced CTGs Cholestasis of Pregnancy CMV Infection in Pregnancy Consultation and Risk Management for Postgraduates Contraception Clinical Estimation of Gestation D Diabetes in Pregnancy Discomforts of Pregnancy Drugs in Pregnancy DysmenorrhoeaDysfunctional uterine bleeding E EndometriosisIntrapartum Epidural Anaesthesia F Fetal Growth Fetal Wellbeing Fibroids Fistulas (Urinary and Faecal) G Group B Streptococcus in Pregnancy - To screen or not to screen? Gestational Trophoblastic DiseaseGynaecological Endoscopy Gynae History-taking H Case Histories Self Tests: 16 yo with Dysmenorrhoea, 45 yo with irregular PV bleeding, 56 yo with irregular PV bleeding, Postmenopausal bleeding on Tamoxifen, 37 yo with menorrhagia, Bleeding in Early Pregnancy, Contraceptive Problems, Fetal Distress in Labour, Drugs in Pregnancy,  A Couple with Infertility Severe Obstetric HaemorrhageHeart Disease in Pregnancy Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Herpes in PregnancyHIV & Pregnancy Hirsutism Hypertension in Pregnancy Hyperprolactinaemia HysterectomyHigh Parity Pregnancy (The Grande Multipara) I InfertilityIntrapartum Emergencies The Incompetent Cervix Induction of Labour for Postgraduates L Large for Dates and Small for Dates Uterus in Pregnancy Small-for-Dates Baby in PNG Labour & Delivery for Postgraduates Labour Second Stage Listeriosis in Pregnancy Ventouse or ForcepsVulval Skin Disease

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