Presents an overview of current knowledge of the polycystic ovary syndrome its etiology and pathology, and the implications for effective medical management. The text focuses on the difficulty in making an accurate diagnosis and the consequential problem of identifying the most effective program of management.

Ovulation induction and controlled ovarian stimulation lie at the very heart of treatment for infertility, but have been subject to a bewildering variety of variations and improvements over recent years. The Second Edition of this highly successful book updates the reader on the progress and developments in this area. Furthermore, it provides the busy clinician with a reliable overview of the principles involved and the management needed. As with the previous edition, the emphasis throughout this book is on logical evidence and evidence-based solutions supplemented with Professor Homburg's...