FREQUENCY OF ENDOMETRIOSIS FINDINGS IN TRANSVAGINAL ULTRASOUND WITH INTESTINAL PREPARATION ACCORDING TO THE UBESS AND ASRM CLASSIFICATION
This journal, a significant publication in Brazilian medical science, disseminates research from Brazilian Society of Ultrasonography associates to promote scientific production and knowledge sharing in ultrasonography.
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