Download Berek & Novak's Gynecology (16th Ed.) by Jonathan Berek

Download Berek & Novak’s Gynecology (16th edition) by Jonathan S. Berek.

For the 16th edition, Dr. Berek curated an impressive team of clinicians and researchers—leaders in their fields—who bring valuable insights and expertise. The result is a thorough exploration of current practices, with an eye on future advancements in gynecology and its subspecialties. Innovative developments in research and clinical practice are discussed in detail.

For example, the expanded section on Urogynecology, which covers the urinary tract, prolapse, and anorectal issues, is essential for understanding this growing field. Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery is also comprehensively covered, with in-depth chapters on endoscopy, hysterectomy, and robotics. Given Dr. Berek’s reputation as a pioneer in gynecology and gynecologic oncology, the book remains the definitive reference on the subject. The basic science sections are seamlessly integrated with clinical practice, reflecting the many changes in medicine in recent years.

Compassion and sensitivity are key themes throughout the text, particularly in the sections addressing sexuality and related issues. The chapter on violence against women is crucial for understanding the growing responsibilities in women’s healthcare.

Traditional areas of gynecology are presented in a dynamic and accessible format, providing practitioners with all the necessary information to deliver excellent patient care. The textbook also features full-color illustrations and graphics that enhance readability and engagement with the material.

This new edition of Berek and Novak’s Gynecology remains an indispensable resource for both clinicians and researchers dedicated to the care and well-being of women. As a teaching tool and reference, it will undoubtedly continue to support professionals in their important work, just as previous editions have done.

The 16th edition of Berek & Novak’s Gynecology is organized into eight sections.

General Principles: This section covers the initial evaluation of the gynecologic patient, including medical history, physical examination, and strategies to enhance physician-patient communication. It also addresses ethical care principles, quality improvement, clinical research, and the epidemiology of gynecologic conditions. Key topics include the scientific foundations of the field, such as anatomy, embryology, molecular biology, genetics, and reproductive physiology.
Gynecology Topics: This section spans puberty, pediatric and adolescent gynecology, and adult gynecology. It includes chapters on benign diseases of the female reproductive system, covering pelvic infections, uterine fibroids, pain management, intraepithelial diseases, and reproductive function from puberty to menopause. A newly added chapter focuses on the critical issue of violence against women and sexual assault.
Primary Medical Care: This section highlights the importance of primary care for women, including preventive care, screening, psychiatric care, and complementary medicine.
Operative Gynecology: Focusing on surgical care, this section covers perioperative management and surgical approaches to benign gynecologic conditions, including procedures such as endoscopy, hysterectomy, and robotics.
Urogynecology: This section addresses conditions related to the urinary tract, pelvic organ prolapse, and anorectal disorders.
Early Pregnancy Issues: This section provides guidance on the management of early pregnancy complications, such as early pregnancy loss and ectopic pregnancies.
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility: It focuses on the treatment of amenorrhea, major endocrine disorders, and infertility.
Gynecologic Oncology: The final section covers the management of malignant diseases of the female reproductive system, including breast cancer.

Each section offers a comprehensive overview, ensuring a broad understanding of the complexities of gynecology.

Section I: Principles of Practice