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Culdoscopy

Known as: Culdoscopies 
Endoscopic examination, therapy or surgery of the female pelvic viscera by means of an endoscope introduced into the pelvic cavity through the… 
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2012
2012
Vaginal myomectomy is a safe and feasible procedure: A retrospective study of 46 cases
Aim:  The aim of this study was to establish the feasibility and safety of vaginal myomectomy via posterior colpotomy in a series… 
1975
1975
Correlation between hysterosalpingography and pelvic endoscopy for the evaluation of tubal factor.
1972
1972
Female sterilization: prognosis for simplified outpatient procedures.
1970
1970
Clinical use of the laparoscope
A technique for laparoscopy is described and the indications for operation and the laparoscopic findings in 406 patients detailed… 
1968
1968
Culdoscopy vs. peritoneoscopy.
Culdoscopy and peritoneoscopy are compared and the authors experience with 102 peritoneoscopies is presented. In culdoscopy the… 
1968
1968
Presence of corpus luteum as evidence of ovulation in women treated with low doses of chlormadinone acetate.
1965
1965
GYNAECOLOGICAL ENDOSCOPY—LAPAROSCOPY AND CULDOSCOPY
ACCURACY in diagnosis is the constant aim of all clinicians. In gynaecological practice a careful analysis of the history and of… 
1952
1952
Endoscopy in gynecology.
1949
1949
Culdoscopy; its diagnostic value in pelvic disease.
Pathologic conditions of the female pelvis that do not permit a positive diagnosis by the routine methods are occasionally… 
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1944
Highly Cited
1944
Culdoscopy : a new method in the diagnosis of pelvic disease-preliminary-report
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