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Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry

Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry anesthesia. or An metrial at the onset the attack of severe There was no obstruction hematometra. tissue for of pain. biopsy endometrial showed a of Histologie of such tissue be of value in elucidating biopsy secretory response twenty-five study may Three later the a the mechanism of essential days' development. days patient began normal, dysmenorrhea. with thereafter of her full, painless menstrual flow, resumption summary usual cycle. 1. Traumatic amenorrhea and is an unusual and COMMENT dysmenorrhea to uterine trying sequel curettage. 37 literature since 1892 Stamer] reviewed cases from the 2. Various theories as to causation are discussed. and added 24 of his own. He classified them as follows: 3. Relief of the severe be afforded the inhibition pain may by atresia without or (1) complete ovulation, pain bleeding; (2) of ovulation with the of use estrogens. atresia with and internal bleeding incomplete ovulation, pain 4. follow removal of endometrial tissue for Recovery may in and atresia with resulting hematometra, (3) incomplete This that endometrial tissue be taken at the biopsy. suggests and but without either or ovulation pain bleeding internally onset of severe pain. of When hematometra was the a externally. present, passage State Road Bay (15). http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA American Medical Association

Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry

JAMA , Volume 141 (9) – Oct 29, 1949
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Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry

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anesthesia. or An metrial at the onset the attack of severe There was no obstruction hematometra. tissue for of pain. biopsy endometrial showed a of Histologie of such tissue be of value in elucidating biopsy secretory response twenty-five study may Three later the a the mechanism of essential days' development. days patient began normal, dysmenorrhea. with thereafter of her full, painless menstrual flow, resumption summary usual cycle. 1. Traumatic amenorrhea and is an unusual and...
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American Medical Association
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Copyright © 1949 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Restrictions Apply to Government Use.
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0098-7484
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1538-3598
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10.1001/jama.1949.02910090029007
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Abstract

anesthesia. or An metrial at the onset the attack of severe There was no obstruction hematometra. tissue for of pain. biopsy endometrial showed a of Histologie of such tissue be of value in elucidating biopsy secretory response twenty-five study may Three later the a the mechanism of essential days' development. days patient began normal, dysmenorrhea. with thereafter of her full, painless menstrual flow, resumption summary usual cycle. 1. Traumatic amenorrhea and is an unusual and COMMENT dysmenorrhea to uterine trying sequel curettage. 37 literature since 1892 Stamer] reviewed cases from the 2. Various theories as to causation are discussed. and added 24 of his own. He classified them as follows: 3. Relief of the severe be afforded the inhibition pain may by atresia without or (1) complete ovulation, pain bleeding; (2) of ovulation with the of use estrogens. atresia with and internal bleeding incomplete ovulation, pain 4. follow removal of endometrial tissue for Recovery may in and atresia with resulting hematometra, (3) incomplete This that endometrial tissue be taken at the biopsy. suggests and but without either or ovulation pain bleeding internally onset of severe pain. of When hematometra was the a externally. present, passage State Road Bay (15).

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Published: Oct 29, 1949

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