Cabe et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Endogenous fluorescence of hemosiderin in endometriosis to improve clinical detectionCabe et al., 2019
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- Cabe A
- Estrada A
- Hoyt T
- Yang X
- Jenney S
- Valente P
- Cox B
- McLaughlin J
- Robinson R
- Milner T
- Feldman M
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- Translational Medicine Communications
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Abstract Background Endometriosis impacts 6–10% of all reproductive-age women. Studies have shown the more effectively endometriosis is removed, the better the patient outcomes for pain reduction and fertility (2, 3). Hemosiderin, glands, and stroma are the histologic …
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