Pathophysiological Changes in Early Endometriosis
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This paper describes the pathophysiology of early endometriosis, a common but poorly understood gynecological disorder first described in 1860.
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Endometriosis is one of most common gynecological disorder, but poorly understood condition. As early as in 1860, von Rokitansky (Rokitansky, 1860) is the first one to describe www.intechopen.com
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