Chronic uterine inversion: Mimicking uterine cervical polyp or leiomyoma
Key Clinical MessageThe diagnosis of chronic uterine inversion occurs after birth or secondary to pathologies of the pelvic region organs. Especially, the diagnosis and treatment of isolated chronic inversion rapidly under appropriate conditions seem to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality.AbstractChronic uterine inversion is a rare clinical ...
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