THE ROLE OF AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE IN PREVENTION OF POSTOPERATIVE ADHESIONS IN RABBITS (EXPERIMENTAL STUDY)
MAHMOUD AHMED GEHAD;
Abstract
Pelvic adhesion is a major problem that may result from surgical interference, pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis and may lead to serious complications as infertility, intestinal obstruction and chronic pelvic pain.
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| Title | THE ROLE OF AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE IN PREVENTION OF POSTOPERATIVE ADHESIONS IN RABBITS (EXPERIMENTAL STUDY) | Other Titles | دور الغشاء الأمنيوسى فى منع الالتصاقات الناتجه عن التدخل الجراحى فى الأرنب ( دراسه تجريبيه ) | Authors | MAHMOUD AHMED GEHAD | Keywords | THE ROLE OF AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE IN PREVENTION OF POSTOPERATIVE ADHESIONS IN RABBITS (EXPERIMENTAL STUDY) | Issue Date | 2001 | Description | Pelvic adhesion is a major problem that may result from surgical interference, pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis and may lead to serious complications as infertility, intestinal obstruction and chronic pelvic pain. Surgical techniques practiced |
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