Diagnosis and Management of Gynecological Diseases: Advancements and Challenges

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue of Diagnostics has been created with the aim of providing the global scientific community with an updated insight into the most recent advancements and emerging challenges in clinical gynecology. Technology, laboratory methodologies, instruments, and computerized applications such as artificial intelligence are significantly influencing some of these innovative perspectives, especially in terms of investigating and managing gynecological patients, which range from genital infections to surgical techniques and congenital abnormalities to reproductive impairments. We are making significant steps forward, both in terms of biological knowledge and clinical applications, for several conditions that were considered definitively settled and established. Additionally, the recent past has demonstrated that the scientific community must be constantly aware of the risk of unexpected and new diseases, which can dramatically influence human wellbeing on a huge scale. The gynecological community of investigators and clinical professionals has always been particularly involved and interested in experimenting with new frontiers and new horizons, in some instances pioneering revolutionary approaches that have contributed to extraordinary opportunities for health improvement: the universal HPV vaccination, which will realistically eliminate cervical cancer in women, is just one example. Because of this, we warmly invite clinicians and researchers to share their recent and novel experiences in the field of gynecological diseases, providing them with the opportunity to present their intuitions, research, and proposals in a highly regarded journal. We sincerely look forward to and welcome your contributions to this Special Issue of Diagnostics.

Dr. Massimo Origoni
Guest Editor

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