Deeply Infiltrating Endometriosis Originates from the Retrocervical Area
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This study investigated the origin of deeply infiltrating endometriosis, finding that the retrocervical area is its source.
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- Bowel endometriosis: CT-enteroclysis 2006
- Endorectal Ultrasonography in Predicting Rectal Wall Infiltration in Patients With Deep Pelvic Endometriosis: A Modern Tool for an Ancient Disease 2006
- USE et pathologie anorectale: revue biennale de la littérature 2003–2004: 2005
- New techniques in managing endometriosis 2004
- New techniques in managing endometriosis 2004
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