ROLE OF COMORBID PATHOLOGY FOR PATIENTS WITH THE �PROLIFERATIVE� DISEASES OF GENITALIA AND �HRONIC PELVIC PAIN
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This paper examines the role of comorbid pathology in patients experiencing proliferative diseases of the genitalia and chronic pelvic pain.
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