Ultrastructural Investigation of Pelvic Peritoneum in Patients With Chronic Pelvic Pain and Subtle Endometriosis in Association With Chromoendoscopy
This ultrastructural investigation examined pelvic peritoneum in patients with chronic pelvic pain and subtle endometriosis, utilizing chromoendoscopy to observe associated changes.
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