Endometrioza i proces nowotworowy
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This paper reviews the known relationships between endometriosis and the development of cancer, particularly focusing on ovarian cancer.
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- Clear cell cancer of the ovary developing within an advanced postmenopausal endometriosis. Case report and review of the literature 2013
- Rak jasnokomórkowy jajnika na podøou zaawansowanej endometriozy pomenopauzalnej - opis przypadku i przegld pimiennictwa Clear cell cancer of the ovary developing within an advanced postmenopausal endometriosis. Case report and review of the literature 2013
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