Preface and history
Ian D. Duncan

CHAPTER 1. The scope of colposcopy
David M. Luesley and Péter Bõsze

CHAPTER 2. Colposcopy: instrumentation and technique
Montse Cararach, Santiago Dexeus and Andrea Sas

CHAPTER 3. Colposcopic findings and nomenclature
Ellen H. Hopman and Theo J. M. Helmerhorst

CHAPTER 4. Grading system for abnormal colposcopic findings
Mahmood I. Shafi and Saloney Nazeer

CHAPTER 5. Colposcopic appearances of mature squamous, metaplastic and glandular epithelium
Carl Chow and Albert Singer

CHAPTER 6. Colposcopic appearances during pregnancy, the menopause and the effects of exogenous hormones
Maggie Cruickshank

CHAPTER 7. The histology and cytology of atypical colposcopic lesions
Hellmuth Pickel

CHAPTER 8. Colposcopic appearances of benign cervical diseases
Giuseppe de Palo

CHAPTER 9. The colposcopy, cytology and histology of genital HPV infections
Kari J. Syrjänen

CHAPTER 10. The colposcopic appearances of CIN
Ian J. Etherington

CHAPTER 11. The colposcopic appearances of invasive lesions of the cervix (squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma)
Santiago Dexeus, Maria Teresa Cusidó and Montse Cararach

CHAPTER 12. Treatment of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
Walter Prendiville and Maria Jose de Camargo

CHAPTER 13. Colposcopy of the vagina
Brett Winter-Roach, John M. Monaghan and Alberto de B. Lopes

CHAPTER 14. Colposcopy of the vulva, perineum and anal canal
Vesna Kesic

CHAPTER 15. Psychosocial aspects of colposcopy
Theresa Freeman-Wang and Patrick G. Walker

CHAPTER 16. Colposcopy: information and audit
Valerie Harper

CHAPTER 17. Colposcopy: establishing and running a service
Anne Tomlinson and Henry C. Kitchener

CHAPTER 18. Colposcopy: education, training and accreditation
Charles W.E. Redman

CHAPTER 19. Digital imaging
Victor N. Skladnev, Karen Canfell, Swee Chong Quek, and Fraser Tully

Glossary
Kari J. Syrjänen