ENDOMETRIOMATA: THE FIVE CLINICAL TYPES
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This paper describes five clinical presentations of endometromata, highlighting variations in symptoms and radiographic findings.
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HMEDICAL TURNAL subsided. Sputum negative for tubercle bacilli. Dry cough, and had failure to gain weight between these attacks. Signs . Undernourished, and dullness, with weak breath sounds and crepitations at right base, and weak breath sounds and crepitations at left base. Radiograph: Tubular bronchiectasis of the right lower bronchi (Fig. Resuilt : Bronchitis rapidly
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- Endometriosis in Israel 1962
- The Conservative Therapy of Endometriosis of the Colon with the Use of Testosterone 1959
- Endometrioma of the rectum 1957
- Endometrioma of the sigmoid with vicarious menstruation and intermittent intestinal obstruction 1954
- Endometriosis: A surgical problem 1946
- Endometriosis of the rectosigmoid 1944
- Endometriosis of the rectosigmoid 1944
- ENDOMETRIOSIS 1943
- Endometriosis of sigmoid as a cause of acute intestinal obstruction 1941
- Contribution to the diagnosis of strangulating endometriosis in the sigmoid colon 1939
- Symptoms of pelvic endometriosis 1935
- Endometriosis of the sigmoid 1935
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