Titlebook: Chronic Pelvic Pain; Evaluation and Manag Richard E. Blackwell,David L. Olive Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 gynec

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Pelvic Pain of Urinary Origin, are unfortunately poorly defined and thus are not well understood. Because their etiology remains obscure, therapy is empiric and often erratic. It is therefore important that gynecologists and urologists be knowledgeable about pain disorders of the lower urinary tract and have a systematic method

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Pelvic Pain of Urinary Origin,c origin can usually be pinpointed to a specific etiology and treated appropriately with resolution of symptoms. Patients with chronic pelvic pain, however, may present with a wide spectrum of disease, which challenges diagnosis and therapy. This may vary from mild symptoms that require ony reassura

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Pelvic Pain of Gastrointestinal Origin,ecologists, gastroenterologists, and primary care physicians. Because pain sensation from the gastrointestinal tract and other visceral structures within the pelvis is often diffuse and poorly localized, relying on symptoms alone makes it difficult to deterime the origin of lower abdominal and pelvi