Female Sexual Pain Disorders

List of contributors.Foreword.Preface.Acknowledgements.1 Historical perspective of vulvodynia.Premlatha Amalraj, Sarah Kelly, & Gloria A. Bachmann.2 The prevalence of dyspareunia.Richard D. Hayes.3 The relevance of dyspareunia.Marta Meana, Lorraine Benuto, & Robyn L Donaldson.4 History, physical, and tests for the evaluation of dyspareunia.Andrew T. Goldstein.5 Psychological evaluation and measurement of dyspareunia.Caroline F. Pukall, Marta Meana, & Katherine S. Sutton.6 Physical therapy evaluation of dyspareunia.Talli Rosenbaum.7 The role of vulvoscopy on the evaluation of dyspareunia.Mario Sideri, Filippo Murina, Vanda Bianco, & Gianluigi Radici.8 Provoked vestibulodynia.Andrew T. Goldstein & Caroline F. Pukall.9 Vulvar dermatoses as a cause of dyspareunia.Lara J. Burrows, Gail R. Goldenstein, Gaby Moawad, & Rochele Torgerson.10 Hidradenitis suppurativa.Jennifer M. Rhode, Angela S. Kueck, & Hope K. Haefner.11 Sexually transmitted infections (STIs).Alison Mears & David Goldmeier.12 Generalized vulvodynia.Andrew T. Goldstein & Caroline F. Pukall.13 Physical therapy treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction.Amy Stein & Dee Hartmann.14 Interstitial cystitis and dyspareunia.Nadya M. Cinman, Chad Huckabay, & Robert M. Moldwin.15 Vulvovaginitis.Jack D. Sobel.16 Non-infectious vulvovaginitis.Ahinoam Lev-Sagie & Paul Nyirjesy.17 Pudendal neuralgia.Philip W.H. Peng, Stanley J. Antolak Jr., & Allan S. Gordon.18 Congenital anomalies of the female genital tract.Lara J. Burrows.19 Endometriosis.Jennifer Droz & Fred M. Howard.20 Pelvic inflammatory disease.Nancy D. Gaba.21 Dyspareunia and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).Ami D. Sperber & Douglas A. Drossman.22 Pelvic organ prolapse and sexual pain.Gordon Davis & Joe Brooks.23 Cognitive-behavioural, physical therapy and alternative treatments for dyspareunia.Sophie Bergeron, Tina Landry, & Bianca Leclerc.24 Topical and injectable therapies for vulvar pain.Colleen M.

Dr. Andrew T. Goldstein is Director for the Centers for Vulvovaginal Disorders, is a member of the faculty of the Division of Gynecologic Specialties at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and is regarded as one of the worlds leading authorities of sexual pain disorders and diseases of the vulva.

Dr. Caroline F. Pukall is Assistant Professor of Psychology at Queen's University and a leading expert in the assessment and psychological and alternative treatment options for sexual pain.

Dr. Irwin Goldstein, Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Sexual Medicine, Director of Sexual Medicine at Alvarado Hospital and Clinical Professor of Surgery at University of California at San Diego, is a world leader in female sexual function and dysfunction and founder and secretary of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health.

"An easy-to-read and comprehensive specialist book for the general gynaecologist which clarifies myths and sheds light on the pitfalls of female genital pain management." ( The Obstetrician & Gynaecologist , 2010)