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Daily Dx: A Case of Menorrhagia
Author(s)Joe Antony, MD
This middle-aged woman has a six-month history of menorrhagia, with no pain, resulting in anemia. What is your opinion based on these images?
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This middle-aged woman has a six-month history of menorrhagia, with no pain, resulting in anemia. What is your opinion based on these images?
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