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[Hysterosalpingography in metrorrhagia].
Srpski arhiv za celokupno lekarstvo, 1967 openaire +1 more source
THE TREATMENT OF METRORRHAGIA. [PDF]
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Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, 1996
To determine the clinical characteristics of pubertal metrorrhagia and its treatment, depending on severity; to evaluate the frequency of etiologies and the influence of hemostatic abnormalities; and to describe severe pubertal metrorrhagia. Design, setting and participants.
E Thibaud
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To determine the clinical characteristics of pubertal metrorrhagia and its treatment, depending on severity; to evaluate the frequency of etiologies and the influence of hemostatic abnormalities; and to describe severe pubertal metrorrhagia. Design, setting and participants.
E Thibaud
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Revue medicale de Liege, 1999
Menometrorrhagia is frequent. It consists in menorrhagia (excessive menstrual flow and duration) and metrorrhagia (irregular, excessive flow and duration). Three different types of aetiology occur: general extra-gynaecological causes, endocrine causes and organic causes.
P, Herman, U, Gaspard
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Menometrorrhagia is frequent. It consists in menorrhagia (excessive menstrual flow and duration) and metrorrhagia (irregular, excessive flow and duration). Three different types of aetiology occur: general extra-gynaecological causes, endocrine causes and organic causes.
P, Herman, U, Gaspard
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1914
In the entire range of our daily gynecologic experience there is probably not another manifestation with which we are more familiar and of which we understand less than a bleeding uterus. Time-honored dogma has so habituated us to accept every concomitant pathologic element as the immediate and direct cause of the bleeding, that we have become entirely
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In the entire range of our daily gynecologic experience there is probably not another manifestation with which we are more familiar and of which we understand less than a bleeding uterus. Time-honored dogma has so habituated us to accept every concomitant pathologic element as the immediate and direct cause of the bleeding, that we have become entirely
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