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Pediatrics, 1980
I was pleased to see the well-written article by D. E. Greydanus and E. R. McAnarney on "Contraception in the Adolescent" (Pediatrics 65:1, 1980) initiating the decade of the 80s. In their statement about oligomenorrhea, I believe it would be more helpful to emphasize the need to evaluate the underlying cause of the oligomenorrhea. In our recent review
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I was pleased to see the well-written article by D. E. Greydanus and E. R. McAnarney on "Contraception in the Adolescent" (Pediatrics 65:1, 1980) initiating the decade of the 80s. In their statement about oligomenorrhea, I believe it would be more helpful to emphasize the need to evaluate the underlying cause of the oligomenorrhea. In our recent review
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Symposium: Contraindications to tympanoplasty: III. Contraindications for tympanoplasty
The Laryngoscope, 1976AbstractAbsolute and relative, systemic and regional contraindications are discussed under the topics of systemic illness, mumps, age, wet ear, traumatic perforation, only ear, perfect contralateral ear, and benefit unlikely.
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Symposium: Contraindications to tympanoplasty: IV. Contraindications to tympanoplasty
The Laryngoscope, 1976AbstractAural and non‐aural disorders that are relative or are absolute contraindications to tympanoplasty surgery are discussed. Particular attention is focused on non‐aural convert general medical conditions that may escape the otologist's attention as he is not daily concerned in the management of such conditions.
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Is Stuttering a Contraindication to Psychotherapy?
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1982This is a case report of a patient who stutters and was treated for problems of self-esteem with focused brief psychotherapy. The literature by and large is against the use of individual psychotherapy for neurotic problems in patients who stutter. The countertransference may account for the unwarranted pessimism in the literature about such patients ...
V, Butany, E, Persad
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Symposium: Contraindications to tympanoplasty. I. Absolute and relative contraindications
The Laryngoscope, 1976AbstractA brief history of the surgical technique of tympanoplasty is provided, emphasizing the underlying principles and goals as defined by Wullstein.Based on clinical and surgical experience, a list of absolute and relative contraindications to tympanoplasty surgery is presented according to the presence or absence of active pathology.
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CONTRAINDICATIONS AND COMPLICATIONS OF HYSTEROSCOPY
Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 1995If the contraindications to hysteroscopy are observed, complications should be small. The risks of fluid overload, especially in operative cases, is the most common critical problem, so that accurate recording of fluid use and collection are essential. The inexperienced, unsupervised surgeon is most likely to encounter significant complications.
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More Contraindications to the Pill
Pediatrics, 1980I read with interest the excellent review by Drs Greydanus and McAnarney.1 Several of their points concerning combined oral contraceptives deserve discussion, however. The relative potencies of the progestins and estrogens contained in oral contraceptives are controversial.
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