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In combined oral contraception (OC), a drastic reduction of both ethinylestradiol and androgenic progestins mostly derived from 19 NOR testosterone, allowed to moderately reduce the adverse impact of classical combined pills on metabolism a…
Journal de Gynecologie Obstetrique et Biologie de la Reproduction - Vol. 34 - N° 7-C1 - p. 633-648
Over the last ten years, progress in evidence-based medicine coupled with technological and surgical breakthroughs have deeply changed the management of our patients. Uterine bleeding is the first cause of gynaecological consultation and th…
Adenomyosis is a frequent entity, with difficult diagnosis, often obtained by pathological analysis performed after hysterectomy. This condition can cause abnormal uterine bleeding and dysmenorrhea, frequent reasons for consultation and hys…
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, endoc…
In the past, the treatment of benign uterine lesions required, in many instances, a hysterectomy. These days, most cases can be successfully treated by hysteroscopy. To be reliable, this technique must lead to a significant reduction in the…