Badawy et al., 1974 - Google Patents
Omental reaction in cases of uterine perforation by the IUCDBadawy et al., 1974
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- 3832754262226283677
- Author
- Badawy S
- Iskander S
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Contraception
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IUCD perforation into the peritoneal cavity is usually asymptomatic. This has been attributed to the absence of peritoneal reaction and consequently the opinions of authors vary regarding the necessity of their immediate removal. Experimentally, different degrees of …
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