Removing Ovarian Tumours Vaginally:The Odyssey of a Gynaecologist

Dr. Gunjan Bahuguna; Dr. Ashok. R. Anand; Dr. Shraddha Rathod; Dr. Mridula Raghav

Authors

Dr. Gunjan Bahuguna
Dr. Ashok. R. Anand
Dr. Shraddha Rathod
Dr. Mridula Raghav

Keywords:

benign ovarian tumours, vaginal hystere- ctomy, vaginal removal of benign ovarian tumours, veress needle

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Removing Ovarian Tumours Vaginally:The Odyssey of a Gynaecologist. (2019). Global Journal of Medical Research, 19(E2), 13-18. https://medicalresearchjournal.org/index.php/GJMR/article/view/1735

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