Adenomyosis: a riddle, wrapped in mystery, inside an enigma

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Adenomyosis: a riddle, wrapped in mystery, inside an enigma

Despite the first description of adenomyosis by von Rokitansky (1) in 1860, so much remains to be learned about this enigmatic disorder. Originally perceived by many as an “invasion” of a eutopic endometrium into the myometrium in the later reproductive years, it is now apparent that the finding of…

VOLUME 116, ISSUE 1, P89-90

Author:

Malcolm G. Munro, M.D.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Adenomyosis is associated with specific proton nuclear magnetic resonance (1H-NMR) serum metabolic profiles" by Bourdon et al.

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