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Uterine Hemorrhage

 
 
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Disease relevance of Uterine Hemorrhage

 

High impact information on Uterine Hemorrhage

  • Uterine bleeding, and hence the diagnosis of otherwise asymptomatic cancer, cannot be attributed to estrogen use that ceased in the distant past [6].
  • Women on chronic tamoxifen therapy should have routine annual gynecologic examinations and receive endometrial sampling only in the event of uterine bleeding [7].
  • Abnormal uterine bleeding during progestin-only contraception may result from free radical-induced alterations in angiopoietin expression [8].
  • Abnormal uterine bleeding after Norplant administration is primarily responsible for the high discontinuation rate of this safe and effective long-acting implantable progestin-only contraceptive agent [9].
  • A modest rebound in TF mRNA and protein expression was observed after 12 months of Norplant therapy, which occurred commensurate with reduced patient complaints of abnormal uterine bleeding [10].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of Uterine Hemorrhage

  • Collapse of the dominant follicle was evident on ultrasound after RU486 administration and was not accompanied by uterine bleeding [11].
  • Corpus luteum rescue with incremental doses of hCG did not prevent uterine bleeding after RU486 treatment [12].
  • These values also correlate well with values for the apparent rate of production of estrone in our 9 patients and also in 5 postomenopausal patients with uterine bleeding reported in the literature, but no such correlation is evident for postmenopausal women without endometrial abnormality reported in the literature [13].
  • The results indicate that an increased local production of prostacyclin (PGI2) relative to thromboxane A2 at the time of menstruation could contribute to the mechanism of uterine bleeding [14].
  • Tibolone was effective in the treatment of climacteric symptoms, and only 8.7% of the participants presented uterine bleeding during treatment [15].
 

Biological context of Uterine Hemorrhage

 

Anatomical context of Uterine Hemorrhage

 

Gene context of Uterine Hemorrhage

 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Uterine Hemorrhage

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