Evolution of endometriotic lesions: is endometriosis a progressive disease?
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This paper examines whether endometriosis is a progressive disease by reviewing the proposed evolutionary pathways of endometriotic lesions.
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- Complete laparoscopic excision of endometriosis in teenagers: is postoperative hormonal suppression necessary? 2011
- Biases in the endometriosis literature. Illustrated by 20 years of endometriosis research in Leuven 1998
- Novel noninvasive detection method for endometriosis: research and development of scintigraphic survey on endometrial implants in rats 2007
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- Complete laparoscopic excision of endometriosis in teenagers: is postoperative hormonal suppression necessary? 2011
- Novel noninvasive detection method for endometriosis: research and development of scintigraphic survey on endometrial implants in rats 2007
- Biases in the endometriosis literature. Illustrated by 20 years of endometriosis research in Leuven 1998
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