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Sexuality, hormones and the menopausal transition
Maturitas, 1997To assess the validity and reliability of a sexuality questionnaire, and to assess the relationship of sexual functioning to age, menopausal status and hormone levels.Cross-sectional analysis of a population-based cohort of 201 women aged 48-58 years in the fourth year of a longitudinal study.
L, Dennerstein +3 more
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The normal menopause transition: an overview
Maturitas, 1996This review emphasizes results from population based studies in order to provide a reliable knowledge base and define major knowledge gaps for future research.The review systematically addresses the following aspects of menopause research: definition of menopause and menopause transitions; age at natural menopause and at inception of perimenopause ...
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Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde
In this educative article 10 medical questions related to the menopausal transition are answered. The questions are related to etiology, symptomatology, lab investigation, sexuality, need for contraception, hormonal and non-hormonal treatments and their risks and benefits.
C A H Ineke, Janssen +1 more
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In this educative article 10 medical questions related to the menopausal transition are answered. The questions are related to etiology, symptomatology, lab investigation, sexuality, need for contraception, hormonal and non-hormonal treatments and their risks and benefits.
C A H Ineke, Janssen +1 more
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Bailliere's clinical obstetrics and gynaecology, 1997
The menopausal transition is that period beginning with the first indications of the approach of menopause and ending with the final menses. Its morphological basis is a rapidly declining number of primordial follicles within the ovary; a decline which appears to result from an increased rate of follicular atresia.
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The menopausal transition is that period beginning with the first indications of the approach of menopause and ending with the final menses. Its morphological basis is a rapidly declining number of primordial follicles within the ovary; a decline which appears to result from an increased rate of follicular atresia.
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Bone loss during menopausal transition among southern Chinese women
Maturitas, 2011Elaine Cheung, Sidney Tam, Cora Bow
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Menopausal transition and fat distribution
Menopause, 2013Sébastien, Barbat-Artigas +1 more
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