All topics are distilled into single A4 sheets, for easy memorisation, and picture-recall when solving questions.
If the topic is based on a guideline from a professional body, it will be displayed followed by the year of publication. All material is up to date. Hot topics are in simple A4 format.
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Benign Gynae
- Acute PID RCOG 2008 – ARCHIVED, replaced by BASHH Guideline
- Chronic Pelvic Pain RCOG 2005
- Endometriosis RCOG 2006
- Hirsutism
- Heavy Menstrual Bleeding NICE 2007
- Hormone Replacement Therapy – Please see New Menopause Guideline by NICE
- Menopause Guideline NICE 2015 *** NEW***
- Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
- Premenstrual Syndrome RCOG 2007
- Premature Ovarian Failure TOG 2011
- Precocious Puberty
- Tubal pregnancy RCOG 2004
- Venous Thromboembolism & HRT, Contraceptive pills (2 guidelines) RCOG 2011
Family Planning & Infection
- Management of Missed Contraceptive FSRH
- Management of Postcoital Contraception FSRH
- Contraindications to Contraceptives UKMEC 2010
- Side effects of Contraceptives FSRH
- Acute PID RCOG 2008 – Archived, replaced by BASHH Guideline
- Unscheduled Bleeding FSRH 2015 Mindmap ***NEW***
Fertility
- Fertility NICE 2013
- Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome RCOG 2006
- Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
- Male Subfertility TOG 2013 ***NEW***
Pelvic Floor
- Surgical Treatment of Stress Incontinence RCOG 2003
- Vault Prolapse RCOG 2007
- Urinary incontinence NICE 2013 ***NEW***
Gynae Oncology
- Gynae Oncology on One Page ***Updated for 2016 Exam***
- Endometrial Cancer
- Management of endometrial hyperplasia RCOG ***NEW***
- Ovarian Cancer NICE 2011 ***NEW***
- Colposcopy NHSCSP 2010
- Chemotherapy
- Premenopausal Ovarian Cyst RCOG 2011
- Postmenopausal Ovarian Cyst RCOG 2003
- BRCA Demystified
- Sarcoma
- Vulva RCOG 2010
- Management of Vulval Cancer BGCS 2014 NEW!!!
Gynaepedia 
I am enquiring why ovarian Cancer. Notes not open
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Dear Elissia,
Ovarian cancer is very vast and a cheatsheet has not been made!
We do discuss it in detail at GEM course and a strategy is explained to tackle all oncology questions.
FIGO website is a good resource to get the numbers and classification.
All the best with your revision!
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Where are the archived topics? When I click on Acute PID it says archived and replaced by BASHH Guideline..
can’t seem to find it
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Hello there!
Archived topics are not listed anymore as the information contained in them is likely to be redundant for the exam.
Exam questions test most current evidence which are likely to be from the most recent guidelines.
Older guidelines and the information contained in them is best avoided as it will contain data not applicable to the exam, worse still, may confuse you when faced with a question where guidance is conflicting between the old and new.
The most striking example of this was the Breast Cancer guideline which underwent a complete overhaul in its second edition.
Sticking to the newest guideline is advisable from the exam perspective.
Are you interested in the Old Guideline for the Exam or just out of interest?
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I need summary of borderline ovarian tumors
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