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Articular Chondrocytes and Fetal Osteoblasts when Viewed from an Inverted Gynecology Microscope

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

In the recent studies conducted by Killick and Richardson, they found out that avian chondrocytes express ?ENaC, in which by using the Northern blot experiments, they have gathered from an avian cartilage a 2.5-kb transcript of ENaC. Kizer and his colleagues conducted elegant studies which have shown the expression of ?ENaC at the transcriptional and […]

Cell Interchange between Pregnant Mothers and Unborn Children: A Suspect for Autoimmune diseases and Cell Re-programming

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

Throughout the stage of pregnancy, there occurs some traffic of cells between the mother and the fetus within. There also arises a certain condition known as Microchimerism (Mc). This kind of condition refers to the small number of cells or DNA acquired by a person that came from another genetically distinct individual. A continual Mc […]

Vulvar Disorders Among Children And Adolescents

Friday, August 17th, 2007

It may be difficult for a young child to describe vulvar sensations. Parents may notice the child crying during urination, scratching herself repeatedly, or complaining of vague symptoms. Often, the gynecologic child patient’s pediatrician will have evaluated the child for urinary tract infection. Evaluation for pinworms is also warranted, as pinworms can cause severe itching […]

Ovarian Masses

Friday, August 17th, 2007

Women, during their postmenopausal years, have ovaries that gradually decrease in size. With the use of a gynecology microscope, the dimensions of ovaries before menopause are approximately 3.5 X 2 X 1.5 cm. In early menopause, the ovaries are approximately 2 X 1.5 X 0.5 cm. In late menopause, they are even smaller: 1.5 X […]

Diagnosis and Management of Pelvic Mass in Adolescents

Friday, August 17th, 2007

In adolescent gynecologic patients, pregnancy should always be considered as a cause of a pelvic mass. In the U.S., more than 50% of adolescent young women have experienced sexual intercourse by 17 years of age. More than 85% of pregnancies among adolescents are unintended. Adolescents may be more likely than adults to deny the possibility […]

Acute Bleeding: Emergency Management

Friday, August 17th, 2007

The decision to hospitalize a gynecologic patient depends on the rate of current bleeding and the severity of any existing anemia. The actual acute blood loss may not adequately be re¬flected in the initial blood count but will be revealed with serial hemoglobin assess¬ments with the use of medical microscopes. The cause of acute menorrhagia […]

Understanding Neoplasia and Endometrial Hyperplasia

Friday, August 17th, 2007

Women are susceptible to a variety of gynecologic disorders and malignancies. Gynecology microscopes help gynecologists in assessing and diagnosing these gynecological problems.

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