JAUNDICE IN CHILDHOOD

Alexander Hampson
In: BMJ · 1931 · vol. 2(3698) , pp. 932–936 · doi:10.1136/bmj.2.3698.932 · PMID:20776512 · W1979184191
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This paper describes the clinico-pathological features of endometrioma and emphasizes the multiple nature of lesions arising from endometriosis.

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TH TIE B1TCLJOM EDCLJOURNAlL 4. The clinico-pathological features of endometrioma are described, and stress is laid on the multiple character of the lesions resulting from endometriosis.

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