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SPERMATOZOA IN THE FEMALE GENITAL TRACT
Journal of Endocrinology, 1960SUMMARY Ram spermatozoa were found at the ovarian end of the uterine (Fallopian) tubes of ewes at about 3 hr after mating. No radiopaque medium passed from the vagina to the uterine horns of rabbits following vulval stimulation and copulation.
D G, EDGAR, S A, ASDELL
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Cancer, 1995
Site-specific cancer frequencies and incidence rates are reported regularly by the National Cancer Institute's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) program, but not by histologic type within site. This report reviews data for 160,977 histologically or cytologically confirmed invasive and in situ cancers of the female genital tract.Data ...
C E, Platz, J A, Benda
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Site-specific cancer frequencies and incidence rates are reported regularly by the National Cancer Institute's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) program, but not by histologic type within site. This report reviews data for 160,977 histologically or cytologically confirmed invasive and in situ cancers of the female genital tract.Data ...
C E, Platz, J A, Benda
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Infections of the female genital tract
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2003This article discusses infections of the female genital tract, including vaginitis, sexually transmitted diseases, and endometriosis, and includes methods of diagnosis, treatment, and specific management strategies for these infections.
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2021
This chapter reviews ultrasound techniques for evaluating the pediatric female genital tract. The normal appearance of the uterus and ovaries at different ages and stages of maturation is reviewed. Congenital abnormalities are discussed, including mullerian anomalies and disorders of sex development.
Erica L. Riedesel, Harriet J. Paltiel
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This chapter reviews ultrasound techniques for evaluating the pediatric female genital tract. The normal appearance of the uterus and ovaries at different ages and stages of maturation is reviewed. Congenital abnormalities are discussed, including mullerian anomalies and disorders of sex development.
Erica L. Riedesel, Harriet J. Paltiel
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Microbiology of the female genital tract
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1987Patients who contract genital tract infections are predominantly young, are otherwise healthy, and generally respond well to treatment for bacterial infections. These infections are most commonly polymicrobial in etiology, with several noteworthy exceptions.
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Sarcoidosis of the female genital tract
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1978Sarcoidosis, a chronic, multisystemic disease, is characterized histologically by discrete, well-formed granulomas with little central necrosis. It can affect any organ system in the body and rarely involves the female genital tract. This report includes the description of a patient with genital involvement by sarcoid granulomas, who presented with ...
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2012
Cytology has been used as a screening tool for cervical precancerous lesions for several decades and has resulted in remarkable reduction in the relative incidence and mortality of cervical cancer in nations with an organized screening program. Although the position of cervical cytology may change in the coming years with the introduction of HPV ...
Michael T. Sheaff, Naveena Singh
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Cytology has been used as a screening tool for cervical precancerous lesions for several decades and has resulted in remarkable reduction in the relative incidence and mortality of cervical cancer in nations with an organized screening program. Although the position of cervical cytology may change in the coming years with the introduction of HPV ...
Michael T. Sheaff, Naveena Singh
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2020
Transabdominal ultrasound remains the first-line imaging modality of the pediatric female pelvis. However, magnetic resonance imaging (MR imaging) is increasingly important in the investigation and characterization of suspected abnormalities. The superior soft tissue contrast resolution of MR imaging provides excellent evaluation of ovarian and uterine
Sharon W. Gould +4 more
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Transabdominal ultrasound remains the first-line imaging modality of the pediatric female pelvis. However, magnetic resonance imaging (MR imaging) is increasingly important in the investigation and characterization of suspected abnormalities. The superior soft tissue contrast resolution of MR imaging provides excellent evaluation of ovarian and uterine
Sharon W. Gould +4 more
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Effects of Tamoxifen on the Female Genital Tract
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1991Tamoxifen is a widely used drug in medical oncology, mainly for treatment of breast cancer, but also for second line treatment of endometrial cancer. We recently reported an increased incidence of endometrial cancer associated with long-term adjuvant tamoxifen. This observation, previous reports of stimulatory effects of tamoxifen in the female genital
T, Fornander, L E, Rutqvist, N, Wilking
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1985
This chapter is concerned with cancers of the cervix uteri, the corpus uteri, the ovary, vulva, and vagina. Radiotherapy has an important place in the management of patients with cancers of the genital tract but the radiotherapist must collaborate closely with surgical colleagues, both gynaecological and urological.
M. P. Cole, R. D. Hunter
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This chapter is concerned with cancers of the cervix uteri, the corpus uteri, the ovary, vulva, and vagina. Radiotherapy has an important place in the management of patients with cancers of the genital tract but the radiotherapist must collaborate closely with surgical colleagues, both gynaecological and urological.
M. P. Cole, R. D. Hunter
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