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Adenomyosis???An Ignored Uterine Disease
The Nurse Practitioner, 1995Health care providers who supply primary care to women will at some time encounter a patient presenting with symptoms of abnormal uterine bleeding and secondary dysmenorrhea. Adenomyosis, an elusive uterine disease, is a frequently ignored causative factor of these symptoms.
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On Uterine Disease and Insanity
Journal of Mental Science, 1885The question of the relation between Uterine Disease and Insanity is one which, though at different times it has attracted much attention, is yet very far from being thoroughly elucidated. On the one hand the subject is mixed up with so-called “Hysterical Insanity,” and on the other with “Amenorrhœal Insanity,” concerning the former of which it may be ...
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Zentralblatt für Veterinärmedizin Reihe A, 1997
Uteri from 60 bitches with a clinical diagnosis of pyometra, or with an enlarged uterus as revealed radiographically or ultrasonographically, underwent histopathological examination, at which a diagnosis of pyometra was established in 48 of the 60 (80 ...
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Uteri from 60 bitches with a clinical diagnosis of pyometra, or with an enlarged uterus as revealed radiographically or ultrasonographically, underwent histopathological examination, at which a diagnosis of pyometra was established in 48 of the 60 (80 ...
B. Fransson +3 more
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Uterine junctional zone: function and disease
The Lancet, 1995The myometrium is usually thought of as a homogeneous mass of smooth muscle fibres. However, magnetic resonance studies of the uterus have revealed two distinct zones--the subendometrial myometrium or junctional zone and the outer myometrium. The junctional zone is not only structurally but also functionally different from the outer myometrium.
N. M. de Souza +2 more
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The use of herbal treatments as alternatives to control uterine diseases in dairy cows
Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2022R. B. Paiano, P. Baruselli
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Myelomeningocele: a Progressive Intra‐uterine Disease
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1976SUMMARYA series of cats were made hydrocephalic by intracisternal injection of kaolin, and four weeks later ventriculography confirmed the presence of hydromyelia. Ten days later, laminectomy in the lower thoracic region was performed. Several days later ventriculography revealed a markedly dilated central canal beneath the entire laminectomy, and ...
Joseph Ransohoff +3 more
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MR Imaging of Malignant Uterine Disease
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinics of North America, 2006The role of MR imaging in the diagnosis and management of patients who have uterine malignancy continues to evolve. MR imaging has been shown to be effective for preoperative characterization and staging of endometrial and cervical carcinoma, and for the evaluation of posttreatment changes and recurrent disease.
Michèle A. Brown, Henrique R. de Abreu
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MRI appearances of benign uterine disease
Clinical Radiology, 2014Benign uterine disease is a common entity affecting women of all ages. Ultrasound has historically been the predominant imaging method used in the evaluation of benign gynaecological disease, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) being reserved for use in the staging of malignant uterine and cervical disease. MRI is now increasingly used in the diagnosis of
Siham A Sudderuddin +4 more
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Rosai-Dorfman Disease of the Uterine Cervix
International Journal of Gynecological Pathology, 1991A case of Rosai-Dorfman disease of the uterine cervix is described. The disease is characterized by a mixed chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate in which histiocytic cells predominate. A characteristic feature is the presence within many of the histiocytic cells of engulfed, but undamaged, lymphocytes.
Jill Murray, Harold Fox
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Clinical Approach to Uterine Disease
2009A fibroid (also known as fibroma, myoma, fibromyoma and leiomyoma) is a benign tumor of the uterus which arises from the smooth muscle cells of the myometrium. The estimated incidence between 15% and 30% is almost certainly conservative, with a peak between 35 and 50 years.
Daniela Gatti +2 more
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