J. Bonnar

The following abstracts are taken from major journals of interest to our readers, and are reviewed by Drs. Thomas M. Julian (TMJ), Kenneth L. Noller (KLN), Charles J. Dunton (CJD), and Edward J. Wilkinson (EJW).

The majority of women with dysfunctional uterine bleeding ovulate and have normal cyclical changes in gonadotrophins, oestrogen and progesterone. To investigate whether the hormonal milieu at tissue level is different in these women, we mea…

Forty women with established menorrhagia were treated with either mefenamic acid (500 mg thrice daily for 3-5 days in two cycles) or danazol (100 mg twice daily for 60 days) in an open parallel group randomized study. Mefenamic acid reduced…

Conference Abstract| January 01 1986 Relationship between Peripheral Prostaglandins and Menstrual Blood Loss C.J. Dockeray; C.J. Dockeray 1Trinity College Department Obstetrics and Gynaecology, St. James's Hospital, Dublin 8 Search for othe…