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Fertility and sterility · Nov 2005
ReviewHemostasis and menstruation: appropriate investigation for underlying disorders of hemostasis in women with excessive menstrual bleeding.
- Peter A Kouides, Jacqueline Conard, Flora Peyvandi, Andrea Lukes, and Rezan Kadir.
- Mary M. Gooley Hemophilia Treatment Center, University of Rochester School of Medicine, Rochester, New York, USA. peter.kouides@viahealth.org
- Fertil. Steril. 2005 Nov 1;84(5):1345-51.
AbstractThe evaluation of excessive menstrual bleeding carries a relatively high yield of discovering an underlying disorder of hemostasis in females. This review highlights important components in a structured history and outlines primary and secondary hematologic testing that should be considered in the evaluation of excessive menstrual bleeding.
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