1925
DOI: 10.1001/archsurg.1925.01120100162004
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Ectopic Adenomyoma: Postoperative Invasions of the Abdominal Wall

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“…The study of upset in the female reproductive mechanism due to diet cannot be analyzed satisfactorily except by 3 3. The normal course of early pregnancy, i. e., the cessation of estrous cycles as determined by daily study of the vaginal smear, up to and including implantation as detected by the erythrocyte sign.…”
Section: Importance Of Methods Of Study Of the Physiology Of Reproducmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study of upset in the female reproductive mechanism due to diet cannot be analyzed satisfactorily except by 3 3. The normal course of early pregnancy, i. e., the cessation of estrous cycles as determined by daily study of the vaginal smear, up to and including implantation as detected by the erythrocyte sign.…”
Section: Importance Of Methods Of Study Of the Physiology Of Reproducmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The occurrence of endometriomas in laparotomy scars, especially those following cesarean section, is sufficiently rare to warrant reporting. There have been a number of good reviews of the literature by Nicholson,1 Heaney,2 Lemon and Mahle, 3 Vassmer,4 Pratt,5 and more recently Hosoi and Meeker,6 which indicate that there are less than a hundred such reports available. Hosoi and Meeker,6 who have collected eighty-seven cases of endometriomas occurring in laparotomy scars, report only twenty-one in which the pregnant uterus had been opened.…”
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“…There have been a number of good reviews of the literature by Nicholson,1 Heaney,2 Lemon and Mahle, 3 Vassmer, 4 Pratt,5 and more recently Hosoi and Meeker,6 which indicate that there are less than a hundred such reports available. Hosoi and Meeker,6 who have collected eighty-seven cases of endometriomas occurring in laparotomy scars, report only twenty-one in which the pregnant uterus had been opened.…”
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confidence: 99%