Applications, test data and case histories of single-phase written-pole/sup TM/ motors

Polycystic ovary syndrome

“…Therefore they probably form part of the spectrum of PCOS disorders but the significance of these findings on future metabolic risk and fertility remains to be determined. [28][29][30] The Rotterdam criteria also make it difficult to differentiate between patients with PCOM and hypothalamic-pituitary amenorrhoea from non-obese women with PCOS. In addition, only women who fulfill the NIH criteria have been shown to be at high risk for some of the complications associated with PCOS e.g.…”