Indications for hospitalization of young girls and adolescent girls – clinical work-up in the selected case
This study analyzed 334 gynecological hospitalizations in girls aged 8-20, finding ovarian cysts, menstrual disorders, pregnancy complications, and Müllerian anomalies were the most common reasons.
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