The infrequency of pelvic endometriosis in Negro women

BLINICK G, G BLINICK, George Blinick, MERENDINO VJ, Vincent J. Merendino, V J MERENDINO
American journal of surgery · 1951 · vol. 81(6) , pp. 635–636 · doi:10.1016/0002-9610(51)90153-5 · PMID:14829723 · W2022655338
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This paper investigated the occurrence of pelvic endometriosis in Black women and found it to be infrequent.

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endometriosis

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Black People Black People Endometriosis Endometriosis Pelvis Pelvis Female Female Humans Humans

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