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Lésions utérines et annexielles

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Kaufmann (1) a attiré l’attention, dès 1977, sur les lésions utérines secondaires à l’exposition in utero au DES. En 1980, à partir de 267 hystérographies réalisées sur des volontaires exposées in utero, il précise ces anomalies (2).

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Blanc, B., Agostini, A. (2007). Lésions utérines et annexielles. In: Le Distilbène® trente ans après. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-73307-9_4

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