Case 35522

Richard C. Cabot; Tracy B. Mallory; Benjamin Castleman; Edith E. Parris

doi:10.1056/nejm194912292412609

Case 35522

Richard C. Cabot, Tracy B. Mallory, Benjamin Castleman, Edith E. Parris

In: New England Journal of Medicine · 1949 · vol. 241(26) , pp. 1066–1069 · doi:10.1056/nejm194912292412609 · PMID:15398249 · W2417527546

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Pathogenesis of endometriosis based on endometrial homeoplasia, direct extension, exfoliation and implantation, lymphatic and hematogenous metastasis.Including five case reports of endometrial tissue in pelvic lymph nodes 1949

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[1] Pathogenesis of endometriosis based on endometrial homeoplasia, direct extension, exfoliation and implantation, lymphatic and hematogenous metastasis.Including five case reports of endometrial tissue in pelvic lymph nodes 1949