Endometriosis
Vol. 27 No 3 | Spring 2025
The Spring 2025 edition of O&G Magazine shines a spotlight on endometriosis. Over the past decade, clinical understanding of this complex condition has advanced significantly. This issue celebrates this progress, whilst acknowledging the challenges that remain.  The edition explores multimodal, whole person approaches to endometriosis care, bringing together case studies, patient perspectives, and clinical updates. Topics include advances in non-invasive diagnosis through ultrasound, the role of dietary interventions and emerging nutrition research, and the impact of psychology and physiotherapy in supporting patients with endometriosis — alongside a broader range of insights and discussions from across the field of obstetrics and gynaecology. 
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Bindi Irwin
Feature
In Conversation with Bindi Irwin on Living with Endometriosis
Bindi Irwin
Prof Rebecca Kimble
Feature
Not Just “Bad Periods”: Understanding and Treating Endometriosis in Paediatric and Adolescent Patients
Prof Rebecca Kimble
Amanda Gierasch
Feature
The Role of Psychology in the Treatment of Endometriosis: An Integrative Approach
Amanda Gierasch

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Ultrasound in Endometriosis: Advancing Non-Invasive Diagnosis and Patient-Centered Care
Dr Sangita Arrgawal
MBBS MD (Obs and Gynae)
Dr Talat Uppal
FRANZCOG, FAAQHC, FACHSM, DDU
Alison Deslandes
AMS, MMedSono, MPhil

Advances in imaging techniques have repositioned ultrasound as a the preferred first-line diagnostic investigation for endometriosis. This article examines what the shift means for clinical practice and patient care.

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Caesarean section: step by step
Dr Frances Hills
MBBS, FRANZCOG Advanced Trainee

A visual step-by-step guide to a caesarean section.

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