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Re: DES daughter and cryotherapyFrom: Connie M. Bongiorno (bongiorc@mlc.lib.mi.us)Wed Aug 7 08:06:44 1996
>may be the case due to cervical stenosis occurring after such procedures. I >cannot find any recent literature regarding this. I happened to have come across this topic recently during a similar research case. The most recent presentation was addressed in the February 1992 issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. "Cervical stenosis in pregnancy: a complication of cryotherapy in diethylstibestrol-exposed women." Hopefully the accompanying bibliography can eliminate some of the "grudge" work in locating additional literature. I'm sure they experienced the same frustration dealing with such a rare topic. Connie
-- Connie M. Bongiorno, M.S.L.S., Ph.D.-cand. Department of Medical Education Oakwood Hospital Dearborn, MI 48123-2500 voice: 313.593.7802
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