Anatomische und klinische Erfahrungen an Hand von 65 Fällen von Endometriosis
This paper presents anatomical and clinical experiences based on 65 cases of endometriosis, referencing prior works by Albrecht, Fels, Frankl, Lauche, Meyer, Oettingen, Parfenoff, Sampson, Schridde, and Vogt.
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This 1932 study by Rosenloecher presents anatomical and clinical observations derived from a cohort of 65 patients diagnosed with endometriosis. The paper details the pathological findings and clinical manifestations associated with the condition, supported by four textual figures illustrating the disease characteristics. It serves as an early descriptive analysis of the disease's presentation in a historical medical context. This paper is centrally about endometriosis, providing foundational anatomical and clinical data on the condition through a case series of 65 patients.
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