Richard E. Blackwell Livres

A young boy discovers the joy of life with his grandparents, both in the city and on a farm. Filled with the fun of childhood, his life must negotiate growing up amidst the love and kindness of his elders and their flaws and foibles with his own wild antics adding a measure of turbulence. Experiencing the gift of identity shared with him, the boy must learn to accept people as they are, not as he wants them to be. This book celebrates the joy of childhood, the importance of grandparents, and the struggle to understand the human condition.

A clinically oriented, multi-disciplinary approach to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of chronic pelvic pain in women -- one of the most common problems encountered in the practice setting. The editors present this challenging and often vexing subject in a user-friendly, highly illustrated text, with chapters on: physiology of pain; pain associated with endometriosis; pain associated with fibroids; surgical management; the role of office based surgery; the role of the psychiatrist in pain management; pelvic pain of urinary origin; pelvic pain of gastrointestinal origin. Designed to be part of everyday practice, this is a must for all clinicians in obstetrics-gynaecology, as well as for any physician involved in the health care of women.