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Re: Cincinnati - AgainFrom: ENDODOK@aol.comWed Sep 8 23:31:03 2004
The ablation procedure may reduce her menorrhagia but her severe dysmenorrhea will be still a major problem because she likely has adenomyosis. These are not good candidates for ablation but are best Rx'd by LSH. The patient is right and her current gyn is wrong IMHO. J.Glenn Bradley MD
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