This is the first textbook of neonatology from the Indian subcontinent which has served as the most trusted resource to the undergraduate and postgraduate medical students in pediatrics and obstetrics and gynecology for over four decades.
Key Features1. The book has been extensively revised and updated to incorporate recent advances in the art and understanding of perinatal disorders.
2. All the chapters have been reorganized, revised and rewritten to incorporate additional evidence-based information to make it an up-to-date and comprehensive textbook of neonatology.
3. The book presents an harmonious blend of latest physiological basis of neonatal disorders and the current stateof- the-art information pertaining to their management through a simplified algorithmic approach.
4. Neonatology provides the greatest scope for health preventive and promotive strategies which have been covered in depth.
5. A number of new photographs, images, flow diagrams and tables have been included to make it more readerfriendly and comprehensive.
6. The initiatives taken by Government of India for improving newborn care in the community have been discussed in detail.
7. The distinctive feature and hallmark of the book is its brevity, clarity and problem-oriented approach.
8. The book is likely to serve as a useful practical manual to the pediatric and obstetric resident staff and consultants working in the medical colleges, corporate hospitals and private maternity nursing homes.

Written for students and practitioners of reproductive medicine, this book explores our knowledge of assisted reproductive technology (ART), a subject that has evolved substantially over recet years. A substaintial part of this volume is dedicated to male infertility which is responsible for 40-45% cases of failure of normal human reproduction.

It presents a comprehensive review of the clinical updates in the subject of obstetrics and gynaecology and the book will prove fruitful and beneficial to the students, teachers and the practitioners. Many authors, well known in their respective fields, have contributed chapters to update the present knowledge on the subject. The editors have strived to make this book comprehensive and easy to understand for both undergraduates and postgraduate students. In many chapters, like Labour, High Risk Pregnancy and Infertility, the challenges experienced everyday in practice have also been taken into consideration. Great care has been taken in the selection of topics which matter the most not only to the students but also those who practise the art and science of obstetrics and gynaecology. The book will serve as a valuable educational resource.

Reading books is a kind of enjoyment. Reading books is a good habit. We bring you a different kinds of books. You can carry this book where ever you want. It is easy to carry. It can be an ideal gift to yourself and to your loved ones. Care instruction keep away from fire.

Volume 2 of the book Clinics in Reproductive Medicine and Assisted Reproductive Technology deals with more commonly encountered clinical topics in infertility practice like PCOS, endometriosis, uterine factors in female infertility, hyperprolactinemia and hypothyroidism in reproductive medicine and immunological factors in infertility and recurrent miscarriage. To make the presentations more specific and transparent, each chapter has been classified into subchapters for readers’ convenience of easy understanding. In current infertility practice, PCOS and endometriosis are two major problems. Attempt has been made to highlight the recent concepts and future thoughts about approach to management of these two intractable and perplexing gynecological disorders leading to infertility.
Planning an ideal ovarian stimulation protocol for an individual patient is a critical step in IVF treatment care. From clinical experience, it is very apparent that ‘one-size fits all’ theory cannot be applied to all IVF patients for formulating their suitable stimulation regime. Rather it is essential to predetermine individual ovarian potential before embarking on the specific regime of ovarian stimulation. In addition, it is being speculated that all types of COS currently practiced may have an adverse impact on endometrial receptivity. Obviously, there is a gradual move towards the dictum ‘freeze all embryos transfer in next cycle’. These problems, their practical solutions and limitations have been elaborately discussed in different chapters dealing with controlled ovarian stimulation. In addition, the chapter on anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) adds further information of the background for the development of ‘personalized ovarian stimulation’ for each individual patient undergoing IVF treatment cycle. The individualized stimulation protocol for poorly responding women (low ovarian reserve) has already been incorporated in Volume 1 of the book.

Comprehensively covers all essential and important aspects of colposcopy with application in the practice of gynecology. Written in a simple and easy to understand language, keeping the target readers in focus, i.e. postgraduate students and practising gynecologists, it is designed to serve as a handy guide and an impressive resource on routine procedures in colposcopy. Plenty of photographs of colposcopy cases. Atlas for ready reference. Adequately covers anatomy, physiology and histology of the cervix for revision and orientation by the beginners. Pathophysiology of precancerous cervical lesions explained in detail. Art of colposcopy unravelled exclusively with the mention of practical tips a appropriate places. Tables and summary charts given for reference. An elaborate appendix covers all the procedures in a stepwise manner for the last minute revision. Patient consent form included. Data collected from renowned international journals only used in the book. An all-inclusive book for understanding the art of colposcopy and its application in the day-to-day practice of gynecology.

Colour Atlas on Colposcpoy and Cytology, is a comprehensive Atlas which has been written with the reader’s perspective that a colposcopist understands the crux of efficient reporting, minor nuances while performing colposcopy and various procedures related to it, and makes oneself familiar with cytology/histopathology slides. This Atlas thus gives a complete and comprehensive knowledge about cervical precancerous lesions following a scientific approach.
The Atlas will be helpful for the practising gynaecologists, budding gynaecologists and postgraduate students in understanding the CIN lesions along with scoring system, case management and histopathology of the lesions.
It will help the readers to evolve as proficient colposcopists and also instill confidence in their day-to-day practice.

Like the previous two volumes (1 and 2), this volume (3) also covers a wide range of topics beginning with ‘Basics of Reproduction’ and ending with ‘Practical Guide to Quality Management in ART Clinic in Indian Context’. In between, contemporary clinical, embryological and fundamental areas of infertility treatable by ART and non- ART protocols have been elaborately discussed in different chapters of this book. 

The two most non-ART treatment protocols in infertility management are •ovulation induction and •Luteal Phase Support. Clomiphene citrate is still the most commonly used drug for ovulation-induction approved by FDA. Realizing its ‘limitation’, some researchers have suggested and introduced aromatase inhibitor (letrozole) as an alternative to clomiphene citrate, although this drug to be used for ovulation-induction is yet to be approved by FDA. The merits and demerits of these two drugs have been thoroughly discussed in different chapters of this book “Recent trends in ovulation induction” and “Is letrozole better in ovulation induction?”Another controversial topic is luteal phase defect, the controversies exist from definition, its reality of existence and, therefore, the relevance of treatment of LPD in clinical practice. These points have been exhaustively discussed in related chapters of this book