NHG-Standaard
M50
3.0
november 2020
november 2020
W/X/Y. Zwangerschap / anticonceptie / geslachtsorganen man en vrouw

Richtlijnen diagnostiek

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Lichamelijk onderzoek

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Aanvullend onderzoek

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Richtlijnen beleid

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Niet-medicamenteuze behandeling

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Medicamenteuze behandeling

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Aanvullend beleid

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Consultatie en verwijzing

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Belangrijkste wijzigingen

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Kernboodschappen

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Inleiding

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Buiten de scope

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Samenwerking en afstemming

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Achtergronden

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Epidemiologie

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Etiologie en pathofysiologie

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Risicofactoren

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Pathogenese

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Mycoplasma genitalium bij PID
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Richtlijnen diagnostiek

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Lichamelijk onderzoek

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Aanvullend onderzoek

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Overige tests

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Differentiaaldiagnose

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Richtlijnen beleid

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Voorlichting en advies

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Ziektebeeld en beloop

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Beleid bij spiraal

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Medicamenteuze behandeling

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Antibiotica

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Consultatie en verwijzing

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NHG-werkgroep:
Bouma M, van Dam A, Dekker J, van Kesteren P, Ketel I, Schep-Akkerman A, Verlee L, Weersma R, Wennekes R, Wewerinke A
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