ECTOPIC endometrial tissue has been reported in many locations, close to and distant from the pelvis. These have included lymph nodes (pelvic, iliac, mesenteric and inguinal), tissues close to the uterus (bladder, ureter, wall of small and …
PROGRESS in gynecology has concerned a number of subjects, not the least of which is that of disorders of reproduction.Disorders of ReproductionInfertilityMedicine in general has always been a difficult field of endeavor in which to apply s…
ENDOMETRIOSIS is more frequently encountered today than heretofore. Its various manifestations and behavior are often the subject of comment and speculation. No completely satisfactory explanation of its etiology has been proposed, although…
THE use of stilbestrol in the treatment of endometriosis was described in 1948 by Karnaky1 and Hurxthal and Arnold.2 The purpose of this report is to relate further experience with the use of this drug in the treatment of endometriosis and …
ENDOMETRIOSIS is a frequent, not a rare, disease. In a recent test period, controlled to the extent that during it all the clinic's operations were done by one operator, there were among the female patients 78 cases of acute appendicitis an…