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|Articles|July 5, 2011
Menopausal 50-year-old Female with Occasional Bleeding
Author(s)Joe Antony, MD
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Menopausal 50 year old Female with Occasional Bleeding
The diagnosis of this ultrasound case:
Endometrial hyperplasia with polyp
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