The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism

THE cessation of menstruation at the time of the menopause is not invariably accompanied by atrophic changes in the genital tract. Moreover the speed of the onset of atrophy and its completeness vary greatly in different individuals and eve…

OVARIAN tumors containing cellular elements characteristic of the male gonad have been generally considered to fall into two categories from an endocrinologic viewpoint: a) androgenic, and b) nonfunctional. Only recently have the estrogenic…

ONLY in recent years has an understanding of the physiology of functional uterine bleeding afforded a rational approach to successful therapy. Not until twenty-three years ago, when Allen (1) postulated that menstruation was due to cyclic r…