14th International Conference of
Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynaecology
16 - 19 MAY
2004, Edinburgh, Scotland
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FOREWORD
The British Society of Psychosomatic Obstetrics, Gynaecology and
Andrology (BSPOGA) is honoured to be hosting the XIV International
Congress of the International Society of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and
Gynaecology (ISPOG). We have a long association with ISPOG through
Professor Norman Morris, who became the first President of ISPOG when it
was established in 1972, after the Congress held in London in 1971.
This is the first Congress to be held in Europe since Basel in 1995. The
Proceedings of that Congress were also published by Monduzzi Editore and
we are pleased to renew that association with this publication.
The theme of the Congress is “Women’s Health: Psyche and Soma” and draws
together many aspects of the link between the psyche and physical
conditions in many areas of reproductive and gynaecological health in 42
symposia, 3 workshops, 17 Free Communication sessions and poster
presentations. There are presentations from 32 countries and delegates
are attending from over 43 countries.
The term psychosomatic has a number of meanings and we include holistic
care and integration of physical and mental health. We cross the
boundaries between psychology, psychiatry and sociology with obstetrics,
gynaecology, andrology, nursing, midwifery and other related fields. The
Congress provides a multi-disciplinary forum for communication between
health professionals, researchers and clinicians to share experiences,
good practice and the findings from the latest research in the field. We
think that it is timely to break down the barriers between the psyche
and soma and to appreciate their interdependence.
The Congress is based on the objectives of the International Society of
Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynaecology (ISPOG) which are:
1. to promote the study of psychobiological and psychosocial, ethical
and cross-cultural problems in the fields of obstetrics and gynaecology,
women’s health and reproductive health.
2. to promote education and training in the management of the problems
mentioned under the previous paragraph.
3. to encourage the creation of national societies of psychosomatic
obstetrics and gynaecology which will promote research, education and
training on a national level.
4. to promote and facilitate the dissemination of new information in the
fields mentioned before by organizing international congresses and
through the official ISPOG publication, the Journal of psychosomatic
Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Finally the editors wish to express their thanks to:
• All the authors who have submitted abstracts
• The members of the Scientific Committee of the XIV Congress
• The staff at Medimond - Monduzzi Editore Proceedings Division for
their assistance in the publication of these Proceedings.
The
Editors
Dr Ian C Allen
Professor Beth Alder
Dr Michael Pawson
INDEX
Plenary Speakers
Is Fear of Childbirth Justified?
P.J. Steer
Symposium Speakers
Managing Perinatal Depression – A Health Visiting Perspective
C. Adams
Sexual Dysfunctions in Women with Chronic Pelvic Pain – A Modified
Sex-therapeutic Model
P. Nijs 13
The Complexities of Women’s Sexual Arousal and Subtypes of Arousal Disorder
R. Basson
Domestic Violence: The Health-carer’s Perspective
A. Osbourne
Evaluation of a Postnatal Listening Service for Pakistani, Bangladeshi and
Chinese Women in the North of England
J.M. Green, J. Hirst, K. Ashrafi and M. Khan
Abortion – A Hidden Source of Stress in Health Care Personnel
S. Forbes
Normal Birth: A Catalyst for Maternal and Societal Well-being
S. Downe
Fear of Childbirth During Pregnancy A Study of more than 8,000 Pregnant
Women
V. Geissbuehler and J. Eberhard
Women with HIV Infection: How to Manage the Psychological Consequences
N. Smith
Activity and Participation – Overcoming Sexual Difficulties Associated with
Physical Disability
B. Chandler
Maternity Needs of Disabled Women
J. Rotheram
Female Psychosomatic Medicine and Buddhism
T. Ushiroyama
Treatments for Menopausal Symptoms in Breast Cancer Patients
M.S. Hunter
Navigating the Menopausal Experience: A Model of Climacteric Sensitivity
J.M. Perz
Reconceptualising Reproductive Disorders: The Development of a
Material-Discursive-Intrapsychic Approach
J.M. Ussher
Psychosomatic Liabilities of Contraceptive Technologies
P. Khan
Psychogenic Infertility – Nothing But a Myth?
T. Wischmann
Knowledge and Attitudes Towards Controversial Medical and Ethical Issues in
Reproductive Medicine and Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD)
Y. Stöbel-Richter, A. Borkenhagen, C. Finck, H. Kentenich and E. Brähler
Attitudes, Knowledge and Expectations of Infertile Couples Towards PGD and
Embryoselection
A. Borkenhagen, C. Finck, Y. Stöbel-Richter, E. Brähler and H. Kentenich
A Study About Premenstrual Syndrome, PMS, as Part of the Southampton Women’s
Survey, SWS
C. Sadler, H. Inskip, H. Smith and N. Panay
Managing Infertility in Patients with HIV
C. Gilling-Smith
Women’s Outlook on Men’s Sexual Disorder
I. Borten-Krivine
Coping Sexually with the Diagnosis of Cancer
J. Bennett and Y. Hydes
PTSD Related to Childbirth: Problems and Prevalence
S. Ayers
Perinatal Dissociation as a Predictor of Childbirth-related Posttraumatic
Stress Symptoms
E. Olde, O. van der Hart and R.J. Kleber
How To Deal with Informational Lacks of Migrants in the Hospital
T. Borde, M. David and H. Kentenich
Migrants Presenting to Emergency Departments – Patients Needs and Medical
Treatment
T. Braun, T. Borde and M. David
Migration and Mental Health Care
S. Priebe, T. Berhe, V. Iannibelli and D. Claassen
Turkish-Dutch Women’s Views on Childbirth. A Question of Medicalization or
Empowerment?
L. Çinibulak and A. Richters
Workshops
Doctor Patient Communication – A Four Cusp Approach To Cancer Care
J.R. Smith, K. Sieunarine, M. Bower and C. Gillespie
Free Communications
Illness Representations, Coping and Psychological Morbidity in Infertility
S. Lord and N. Robertson
Biopsychosocial Predictors of Attendance for Cervical Screening
J.C. Walsh
Sexual Behaviour in Pregnancy. Preliminary Communication
R. Escudero, J. Florido, M. Cruz, A. Consuegra, A. Caño, P. Carretero and L.
Banqueri
Surviving Twins at Perinatal Death – A Retrospective Study
D.D. Wretmark
Psychiatric Distress and Use of Health Services Among Women Attending
Gynecology Clinics in Beirut, Lebanon
M. Chaaya
Psychological and Sexual Findings in Women with Chronic Pelvic Pain
R. Pérez- Lucas, J. Florido and L. Navarrete
Integrative Psycho-Somatic Approach to the Genesis and Therapy of Juvenile
Uterine Bleeding
E. Gayvoronskaya
Autonomic Function in the Late Luteal Phase of Eumenorrheic Young Women with
Mild Physical and Emotional Discomfort
T. Matsumoto, N. Tatsumi, Y. Hayashida, T. Suzuki, T. Moritani, T. Hayashi
and Y. Yanagimoto
Vitex Agnus Castus and Premenstrual Syndrome
G. Regnani, A. Gasparetto and F. Facchinetti
Severe Psychological and Social Consequences of Post-caesarean Pelvic Floor
Dysfunction in Primiparae
M. Lal, H. Pattison, T. Allan, R. Callender,
S. Radley and C. Mann
Clinical and Demographic Characteristics of Women that Developed Maternity
Blues During the First Three Days of Puerpartum F. Gonidakis, A. Rabavilas,
G. Christodoulou
and G. Kreatsas
Posters
Enabling Informed Patient Choice in Sterilisation at Caesarean Section
U. Krishnamoorthy, M.S. Zakalama
and S. Gurram
Postpartum Dyspareunia Reflects Sexual Malfunction, Pelvic Floor and
Perineal Dysfunction: Caesarean vs Vaginal
M. Lal, H. Pattison, T. Allan, R. Callender, S. Radley and C. Mann
Very Early Detection of Postnatal Depression by the Edinburgh Scale
J. Florido, L. Navarrete, M.C. Chicharro, C. Chung, R. Ros and F. García-Ros
The Ongoing Silencing of Women in Families: An Analysis and Rethinking of
Premenstrual Syndrome and Therapy
J.M. Ussher
Psychosomatic Change after Midnight Shift in Hospital-Working Nurses
C. Miyagi, C. Maeshiro, K. Sugimoto and S. Kono
The Sleep-Wake Behavior in Climacteric Women
K. Sugimoto, C. Maeshiro, C. Miyagi, Y. Sunagawa and S. Kono
Immunotherapy Regulates Immune Activity in Women with the History of
Recurrent Spontaneous Abortion
M. Jerzak, M. Kniotek, A. Górski and W. Baranowski
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