California medicine

Calif Med · ISSN (print) 0008-1264 · 55 papers in corpus
other 1954
·PMID:13209359

Endometrial hyperplasia and irregular shedding of the endometrium comprise the largest group of known causes of functional uterine bleeding.Most patients with functional uterine bleeding have a normal endometrial pattern. In a series of pat…

observational 1954
·PMID:13182624

A study was made of the medical records of 102 patients hospitalized because of postmenopausal bleeding. Diagnostic procedures used included vaginal examination, Papanicolaou smears, curettage and cervical biopsy. The major associated patho…

other 1953
·PMID:13067023

Although operation frequently is carried out in cases of excessive uterine bleeding of benign origin, particularly if fibrous tumor is present, in many cases major surgical intervention could be averted by adequate conservative therapy. The…

other 1952
·PMID:14925833

Cul-de-sac puncture for introduction of a culdoscope is easily made with the patient in the knee-chest position. With the use of the instrument, the pelvic organs can be viewed clearly. Culdoscopic examination of 45 patients was carried out…

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nonrandomized-trial 1952
·PMID:12978893

Three hundred and sixty-five patients were given tetracaine intravenously for various types of pain and neuromuscular tension. In the treatment of pain, myositis, muscle spasm, and visceral spasm most patients were relieved. Best results we…

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·PMID:14848722
other 1951
·PMID:14886749

Postpartum hemorrhage is the outstanding cause of maternal mortality, and a redoubtable contributor to puerperal death from other causes, notably infection and renal failure. The clinical situations in which hemorrhage is liable to occur mu…

other 1951
·PMID:14848706

To lessen the hazard of postoperative mental trauma, psychiatric preparation of patients with patently faulty psychic adjustment is advisable before operations entailing removal of genital organs.

other 1950
·PMID:18731690
other 1950
·PMID:15400564

The cause of endometriosis is not known. The incidence of the disease is greater than was previously suspected and it probably is increasing. Nulliparous women are more likely to have endometriosis than are women who have had children. The …

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doi:10.1093/oso/9780192627988.003.0002 ·PMID:18109374
other 1949
·PMID:18149113

One hundred twenty-four cases of external endometriosis and 95 cases of adenomyosis were analyzed. The two are clinically different diseases which have one feature in common-a reactive fibrosis to aberrant endometrial tissue. They are coexi…

other 1949
·PMID:18153464
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·PMID:18731441
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·PMID:18731379
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