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Coagulation or Targeted Excision Offers Relief to Patients with Mild Endometriosis By Dan C. Martin, MD noted in 81 percent of subjects in Dr. Healey’s study. Dr. Healey randomTreatment of Mild
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Document Date: 2010-09-13 22:45:35

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Baltimore / Oxford / /

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Obstetrics / UT Medical Group / /

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United States / /

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UT Health Science Center / Depot Webb TL / /

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Pelvic Floor Disorders / infertility / low malignant potential tumor / cancer / enigmatic disease / severe chronic pelvic pain / subsequent avascular necrosis / revised American minimal and mild endometriosis / Chronic Pelvic G / Clinically Suspected Endometriosis / pelvic floor disorder / endometriosis / pain / obesity / diseases / rectovaginal and ovarian disease / Mild Endometriosis By Dan C. Martin / excision Mild endometriosis / low back pain / ablation Endometriosis / injuries / Mild endometriosis / /

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Hormonal Therapy / diathermy / /

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Pickens MT / /

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Duke University / Fertility Society / Physicians Consultation Service / American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology / UT Health Science Center / U.S. Census Bureau / /

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Todd Jenkins / Dan C. Martin / Martin Healey / Ling / Malik E. Martin / Bob Wheeless / Jeffrey Phipps / Olaf Buchweitz / /

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Professor of Obstetrics / editor / /

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