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help for particular caseFrom: albert ohayon (aohayon@imaginet.fr)Wed Jun 12 10:25:14 1996
Can some one help me for the following case I have got on my office? (Sorry, my english is weak) Women, 26 years old, without any medical hystory presents inter- mentrual bleedings two months ago. Physician orders hysterography witch shows cavity enlarged, ithme and cervix enlarged ("béance ithmique"), endometrial hyperplasia, and obtruction of proximal portion on both fallopian tubes. Endometrial curetage have been made by this M.D. to stop bleeding. I have performed an echography and an hysteroscopy witch did not give nothing else. No adenomyosis. No D.E.S. syndrome. This women want pregnancy. Do you have any proposition on etiology and therapeutic. Albert Ohayon, M.D. Private practice, gynecologie/obstetrique 20 rue de la loge, 34000 Montpellier, France Clinique Clementville
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