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Hemorrhagic ascites and pleural effusion: an uncommon presentation of endometriosis

2024-12-04T15:36:23+01:00

DOI: 10.36205/trocarvid1.2021001

Hemorrhagic ascites and pleural effusion: an uncommon presentation of endometriosis2024-12-04T15:36:23+01:00

Why we should shift from Chronic Endometritis (CE) to Impaired Inflammatory State of the Endometrium (IISE)

2024-12-04T15:15:38+01:00

DOI: 10.36205/trocarvid1.2020002

Why we should shift from Chronic Endometritis (CE) to Impaired Inflammatory State of the Endometrium (IISE)2024-12-04T15:15:38+01:00

Laparoscopic management of a functional non communicating uterine horn with hematometra

2024-12-04T15:15:57+01:00

DOI: 10.36205/trocarvid1.2020001

Laparoscopic management of a functional non communicating uterine horn with hematometra2024-12-04T15:15:57+01:00
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