The practicability and surgeons’ subjective experiences with vaginal danazol before an operative hysteroscopy

Pasquale Florio, Marco Filippeschi, Alberto Imperatore, Liliana Mereu, Mario Franchini, Stefano Calzolari, Luca Mencaglia, Pietro Litta
In: Steroids · 2012 · vol. 77(5) , pp. 528–533 · doi:10.1016/j.steroids.2012.01.017 · PMID:22342469 · W2019140374
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This paper investigated the practicality and surgeons' subjective experiences using vaginal danazol prior to operative hysteroscopy procedures.

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