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1 Sexually Transmitted Infections (Editors: Bhushan Kumar & Somesh Gupta) Published by: Elsevier, South Asia Office, 17-A/1, Main Ring Road, Lajpat Nagar IV, New Delhi , India ISBN
2 Table of contents Section 1. Introduction Chapter 1. Introduction- Frank Judson Section 2. History and Future directions Chapter 2. Historical aspects of Sexually Transmitted Infections- James Bingham Chapter 3. Future directions for STIs and sexual health in the Asia Pacific region 2002 to Ross Philpot Section 3. Epidemiology Chapter 4. Global epidemiology of Sexually Transmitted Infections- Ivonne Camaroni, Antonio Gerbase Chapter 5. The Epidemiology of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Asia and the Pacific-Christopher Bourne, Basil Donovan Chapter 6. The Epidemiology of HIV and AIDS in Asia and the Pacific: A Global Perspective- Basil Donovan, John M Kaldor Section 4. Prevention and control of Sexually Transmitted Infections and human immunodeficiency virus infection Chapter 7. Prevention strategies for the control of Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV- C Johannes van Dam Chapter 8. Behavioural and counselling aspects of Sexually Transmitted Infections- Michael W. Ross Chapter 9. Prevention and control of STIs and HIV: the role of behavioural intervention- Devinder Mohan Thappa Chapter 10. Condom use for the prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections- Vinit Sharma Chapter 11. Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV: Male circumcision- Helen A Weiss Chapter 12. Microbicides for prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV- GP Talwar Chapter 13. Role of advocacy and media in prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections- Malti Mehra, Ritu Priya, Suneela Garg, Meenakshi Chapter 14. Vaccines for Sexually Transmitted Infections- Anna McNulty Section 5. Basic and laboratory sciences Chapter 15. Anatomy of male genital tract- Madhur Gupta Chapter 16. Anatomy of female genital tract- Madhur Gupta Chapter 17. Normal genital flora- Meera Sharma, Sunil Sethi Chapter 18. The history and physical examination- Keith Radcliffe Chapter 19. Genital mucosal immunity against Sexually Transmitted Infections- Suraj K, Sanchita Chakravarty, Satish Kumar Gupta Chapter 20. Laboratory diagnosis of Sexually Transmitted Infections- Krishna Ray 2
3 Section 6. Viral Sexually Transmitted Infections. Chapter 21. Genital herpes simplex infections- Somesh Gupta, Bhushan Kumar Chapter 22. Human papillomavirus infection and ano-genital warts- David Rowen Chapter 23. Molluscum contagiosum- Michael Waugh Chapter 24. Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C viruses- Yogesh Chawla Chapter 25. Human cytomegalovirus Infections- Krishna Ray, Manju Bala Chapter 26. Epstein-Barr virus Infections- Raj Patel Section 7. Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Infections Chapter 27. Infectious syphilis- Somesh Gupta, Bhushan Kumar Chapter 28. Late syphilis- Walter W Cheng, Anne M Rompalo Chapter 29. Endemic treponematoses- C Balachandran, Sathish Pai B Chapter 30. Gonococcal infections- Belum Siva Nagi Reddy, Sujay Khandpur Chapter 31. Chlamydia trachomatis Infections- Julius Schachter Chapter 32. Lymphogranuloma venereum- Belum Siva Nagi Reddy, Sujay Khandpur Chapter 33. Chancroid- Belum Siva Nagi Reddy- Soni Nanda Chapter 34. Donovanosis- Somesh Gupta, Virendra Nath Sehgal, Bhushan Kumar Chapter 35. Bacterial vaginosis- Verapol Chandeying Chapter 36. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease- Jonathan DC Ross Chapter 37. Genital mycoplasmas- O P Arya Chapter 38. Enteric bacterial infections- Mahesh P.Sharma, Vineet Ahuja Section 8. Fungi, protozoa and arthropods Chapter 39. Genital candidal infections- Patricia Janet Say Chapter 40. Trichomonas vaginalis infections- Deepa Bansal, Imtiyaz H Ahmed - Jushuf Chapter 41. Intestinal Protozoa- Mahesh P.Sharma, Vineet Ahuja Chapter 42. Scabies and pediculosis pubis- Thikkachen Vilakom Velayudhan Gopalakrishnan, Usha V Section 9. Sexually transmitted diseases Syndromes and their management Chapter 43. The syndromic approach for management of Sexually Transmitted Infections : an overview- Ahmed S Latif Chapter 44. Genital ulcer-adenopathy syndrome- Francis Ndowa, Sibongile Dludlu Chapter 45. Urethral discharge- Francis Ndowa, Sibongile Dludlu Chapter 46. Epididymitis and epididymo-orchitis- Francis Ndowa, Sibongile Dludlu Chapter 47. Abnormal vaginal discharge: syndromic management- Verapol Chandeying 3
4 Chapter 48. The syndromic management of lower abdominal pain in women- Ahmed S Latif Chapter 49. Inguinal Bubo- Somesh Gupta, Bhushan Kumar Section 10. Genital Dermatology and Genital Pain Syndrome Chapter 50. Balanitis and balanoposthitis- Michael Waugh Chapter 51. Non-venereal penile dermatoses- Christopher B Bunker Chapter 52. Vulval dermatoses- S J Adams Chapter 53. Vulvodynia- George Morrison Chapter 54. Male genital pain syndrome- Graz Luzzi, Debashish Mandal Section 11. Sexually transmitted infections and other organ systems Chapter 55. Anorectal Sexually Transmitted Infections- S J Winceslaus Chapter 56. Ocular manifestations of sexually transmitted diseases- Jyotiromay Biswas, Kaushal Bhavsar Chapter 57. Arthritis associated with Sexually Transmitted Infections- Pradeep Bambery Section 12. HIV Infection and AIDS Chapter 58. Biology of human immunodeficiency virus- Srikanth Tripathy Chapter 59. Natural history and classification of human immunodeficiency virus disease- Uday Joshi, Ajay Wanchu, Pradeep Bambery Chapter 60. Immunopathogenesis of human immunodeficiency virus infection- Ajay Wanchu Chapter 61. Acute HIV infection- Steven J Reynold, Robert C Bollinger Chapter 62. Opportunistic infections- Vandana P Bhatia, Pooja Parmar, Subhash K Hira Chapter 63. Mucocutaneous Manifestations of HIV infection and AIDS- Devinder M Thappa Chapter 64. Pulmonary manifestations of HIV infection and AIDS- Archana Sud Chapter 65. Neurological manifestations of HIV infection and AIDS- Chandi Prasad Das, Sudesh Prabhakar Chapter 66. Gastrointestinal manifestations of HIV infection and AIDS- Pravin Rathi Chapter 67. Renal manifestations of HIV infection- Madhu Bhaskaran, Myron Susin, Pravin C Singhal Chapter 68. Metabolic, nutritional and endocrine disorders in HIV infection and AIDS- R Muralidharan Chapter 69. AIDS related cancers- Suresh C Sharma Chapter 70. Rheumatic manifestations of HIV infection and AIDS- Ajay Wanchu Chapter 71. Cardiac involvement in HIV infection and AIDS- Yash Paul Sharma, Neeraj Ganju Chapter 72. Ocular manifestations of HIV infection and AIDS- Jyotiromay Biswas, Kaushal Bhavsar 4
5 Chapter 73. Sexually transmitted infections in HIV infected patients- Dattatrey G Saple, Kalpesh Thakur Chapter 74. HIV infection in pregnant women- Samiran Panda, Basab Mukherjee Chapter 75. Perinatal HIV transmission- Anuvat Roongpisuthipong Chapter 76. Opportunistic infections in children with HIV infection and AIDS- Surjit Singh Chapter 77. Proliferative and neoplastic disorders in children with AIDS- Nandita Kakkar, Fabiola Balarezo, Vijay V Joshi Chapter 78. Transfusion transmitted HIV: special issues- Vijaylaxmi Ray, Priti Elhence Chapter 79. Laboratory diagnosis of HIV infection- Shobha Sehgal Chapter 80. HIV and AIDS- antiretroviral therapy- Subhash Hira, Julian Gold Chapter 81. Treatment of HIV infection and AIDS in children- Surjit Singh Chapter 82. HIV infection and AIDS: Counselling-Devinder Mohan Thappa Chapter 83. Occupational exposures to blood: post-exposure prophylaxis- Ajay Wanchu Section 13. Sexually transmitted infections in special groups of populations Chapter 84. Sexually transmitted infections in pregnant women- Sarla Malhotra Chapter 85. Sexually transmitted infections in neonates and infants- RC Sharma Chapter 86. Sexually transmitted infections and infertility- Pinky Mukherjee, VG Padubidri Chapter 87. Sexually transmitted infections in the elderly- Cristina Vasconcelos Chapter 88. Sexually transmitted infections in the female sex worker community- Smarajit Jana, Geeta Sethi Chapter 89. Sexually transmitted infections in sexually assaulted persons- P Janet Say Section 14. Human sexuality, sexual orientation and related disorders Chapter 90. Human sexuality- D Narayana Reddy Chapter 91. Homosexuality, bisexuality and sexual orientation- Michael W Ross Chapter 92. Sexually Transmitted Infections in Lesbians and bisexual women- Ruth McNair, Darren Russell Chapter 93. Sexually Transmitted Infections in Transgenders- Darren Russell Chapter 94. Dhat syndrome- Ajit Avasthi Chapter 95. Sexual abuse in children- Savita Malhotra, Nitin Gupta Chapter 96. Sexual dysfunction: history taking, diagnosis and management- Kailash C Mohanty, Section 15. Miscellaneous Chapter 97. Medico-legal aspects of Sexually Transmitted Infections and sexual assault- BBL Agarwal, SK Verma 5
6 Appendix Chapter 98. Sexually transmitted infections: screening- Supriya D Mehta, Jonathan M Zenilman Chapter 99. Sexually transmitted infections related genital neoplasia- Takaoki Ishiji Chapter 100. Ethics and Law in Medical practice (with special reference to sexual health and HIV/AIDS)- Kailash C Mohanty Abbreviations Index 6
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