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Graeme Dennerstein RFD, MBBS, FRCOG, FRANZCOG, is a Melbourne-based, currently practicing obstetrician and gynecologist. He was the Head of the Dermogynaecology Clinic at the Mercy Hospital for Women in East Melbourne. James Scurry MD, FRCPA, is an anatomical pathologist. He developed a research interest in vulvovaginal disorders while reporting for 10 years for the Dermogynaecology CLinic, Mercy Hospital for Women, Melbourne. John Brenan MBBS[Hons], FRCAP, FACD, is a currently practicing consultant dermatologst. He was President of the Australasian College of Dermatologists and a life member of the American Academy of Dermatology, a member of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology and was Honorary President of the World Congress of Dermatology in 1997. He was the consultant dermatologst to the Mercy Hospital for Women and dermatologist for the Dermogynaecology Clinic at that hospital. David Allen MBChB, MMed, PhD, FCOG(SA), FRANZCOG, CGO, is a certified gynecological oncologist. He is an Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery at the University of Melbourne. Maria-Grazia Marin MAPS, is a psychologist in private practice in Melbourne and was the psychologist to the Dermogynaecology Clinic at the Mercy Hospital for Women from 1989 to 2001.
...The clinical photographs alone comprise a useful atlas, and the descriptions and colored pictures of histopathology provide a textbook in themselves. The Therapeutic Summaries are accurate and current....The comprehensive tables to assist in diagnosis and classification are rare and choice. -Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology ...whether you are a general practitioner with little experience, or a specialist with experience in the area, you will find this book a good value and useful. ...I have used [the book] in my clinics, and it has rarely failed to address the vulvovaginal conditions I meet in everyday practice....This manual is highly recommended, not to gather dust in a library but to be immediately available in every clinic. -The Journal of Reproductive Medicine I liked most that the manual is applicable to clinical practice and practical [...] The most stunning contribution in the manual is the collection of clinical photographs of both common and rare conditions. [...] Whether you are a general practitioner with little experience, or a specialist with experience in the area, you will find this book good value and useful. Gregory K. Davis, Medical Journal of Australia, Vol 3, no. 185, 7 August 2006 Concise writing and good editing have meant that the 5 experienced specialist authors - covering gynaecology, dermatology, oncology, pathology and psychology - have complemented each other, avoiding duplication and/or conflicting information. This has resulted in a seamless text. [...] This manual is highly recommended, not to gather dust in a library but to be immediately available in every clinic. Ronald W. Jones, The Journal of Reproductive Medicine, Vol 51, No. 5 May 2006 Overall, the authors are to be congratulated for bringing together a subject which crosses multiple specialities, and although this is called a manual, its comprehensive coverage of the area makes this an effective reference book. There is an excellent table on the last two pages, listing a complete classification of vulvovaginal disease and several difficult areas (e.g management of vulval melanosis) have been dealt with well. Priya Selva-Nayagam (Australasian Journal of Dermatology, No. 47 Nov 2006) Their breadth of training, experience, and perspective clearly manifests in the book, not only in the 130 excellent clinical photographs but also in the comprehensive catalogue of diagnoses, the discussion of psychosocial factors, the inclusion of common and rare malignant diseases, and the nearly 170 photomicrographs. [...] One method of gauging a new book's utility is to evaluate how beneficial it might have been in diagnosis or managment of my most recent patients, and against that litmus, this manual fared well. [...] Even and perhaps especially, the opening chapters filled with casually offered wisdom of the five specialists will make this book worth its purchase by those many of us who must approach diseases of this nether zone. Dianne Silvestri, Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, July 2006
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