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For JoeFrom: Nirvikar Dahiya (nirvi@vsnl.com)Mon Feb 17 19:32:22 2003
Hi Joe I think the phenonmenon you explained ( I have not seen the pictures yet ) could possibnly mean intra follicular hemorrhage and this can lead to formation of a hemorrhagic cyst whish will also resolve with time. Alternatively if the size of the follicle decreased and the margins were little irregular - maybe you had a ruptured follicle which may go on to form the corpus luteal cyst. Dr Nirvikar Dahiya
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