FEATURES OF DOPPLER INDICATORS OF UTERINE BLOOD FLOW IN PATIENTS WITH ADENOMYOSIS
This study examined 224 adenomyosis patients and 84 controls, finding the highest incidence in women aged 36-40 and common co-occurring conditions, with significant resistance index differences between adenomyosis and control groups.
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