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Seminars in Reproductive Medicine, 2008
Joseph Asherman first described intrauterine adhesions in 1948. It is commonly referred to as Asherman's syndrome and intrauterine synechiae. It is characterized by a spectrum ranging from amenorrhea to menstrual disturbance to normal menses. It is frequently associated with infertility. The true incidence is unknown.
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Joseph Asherman first described intrauterine adhesions in 1948. It is commonly referred to as Asherman's syndrome and intrauterine synechiae. It is characterized by a spectrum ranging from amenorrhea to menstrual disturbance to normal menses. It is frequently associated with infertility. The true incidence is unknown.
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Ultraschall in der Medizin - European Journal of Ultrasound
AbstractSince the first intrauterine interventions were carried out in the 1970 s under what today would be considered basic conditions, the range of prenatal interventions has steadily expanded, as has the frequency with which these interventions are carried out at specialized centers. Although most of these procedures are minimally invasive, they are
Ingo Gottschalk +5 more
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AbstractSince the first intrauterine interventions were carried out in the 1970 s under what today would be considered basic conditions, the range of prenatal interventions has steadily expanded, as has the frequency with which these interventions are carried out at specialized centers. Although most of these procedures are minimally invasive, they are
Ingo Gottschalk +5 more
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