Canadian family physician Medecin de famille canadien

Can Fam Physician · ISSN (print) 0008-350X · 84 papers in corpus
1985

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review 1985
·PMID:21274063

Premenstrual syndrome is a recurrent set of disabling symptoms that occur in a definite relation to the menstrual cycle. Patients chart the severity of symptoms over time during consecutive menstrual cycles while the physician should rule o…

review 1985
·PMID:21274064

The pathways of production of estrogen are described, as well as its actions. Its use in childhood, puberty, adolescence, childbearing years and the menopause is detailed, together with the actions of the available estrogens. Special emphas…

1985
other 1984
·PMID:21278938
1984
1984
1984
other 1983
·PMID:21283449

Diagnostic ultrasound is helpful in the assessment of many common gynecological conditions from early teens to the late postmenopause. Female pelvic anatomy and pathology are readily imaged through a distended urinary bladder. In gynecologi…

other 1982
·PMID:21286058

Abdominal pain of a few hours' duration may indicate an innocent dysfunction or could be the beginning of some serious intra-abdominal organic disease. The physician's problem is to make the right decision at the right time. Acting too soon…

1982

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other 1982
·PMID:21289848

Dysmenorrhea affects at least 50% of women at some time in their lives. Painful contractions of the uterine muscle (similar to labor pains) are triggered by increased endometrial synthesis of prostaglandins, which appear in elevated amounts…

1982
1982
case-report 1981
·PMID:21289717

Family physicians should carefully follow their patients receiving methyldopa for liver toxicity. Methyldopa is commonly used in treating hypertension and its hepatotoxic potential is frequently overlooked. This point is illustrated in the …

1981
other 1978
·PMID:21301562

Assessment of risk factors is an integral part of family medicine and of prenatal care. A strong positive relationship has been demonstrated between a high risk score and higher incidence of maternal or perinatal morbidity and mortality. Th…

other 1978
·PMID:21301543
review 1977
doi:10.4324/9781843143604-37 ·PMID:21304795

Acute salpingitis is an extremely common disease with much morbidity and is undoubtedly increasing in incidence, as a result of the increasing incidence of gonorrhea and the increasing use of contraceptive measures. It must be treated early…

other 1977
·PMID:21304840
other 1976
·PMID:21308068

Hysterectomy is a most useful surgical procedure. However, its indiscriminate performance has made this procedure suspect and it is being scrutinized at all levels of health care. Recent studies show that hysterectomy should be carried out …

1975

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other 1975
·PMID:20469189

The present trends in the incidence of gonorrhea cannot be reversed to any measurable extent by moralizing, exhortation, or by expecting people to change their habits or life styles. In the absence of an effective vaccine, the most hopeful …

other 1974
·PMID:20469096

Painful coitus often prevents sexual satisfaction. The symptom of dyspareunia presents special propblems for the patient and for the doctor. A family physician with sexual knowledge, self-awareness, and time to carefully counsel and examine…

1974