10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERINVOLUTION»
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hyperinvolution in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Practice of Medicine and Surgery: Applied to Diseases ...
The degree to which hyperinvolution may be carried varies greatly; sometimes it
is so slight as to require great care to distinguish it, at another the uterus is
reduced to half its ordinary weight and dimensions. (Janses.—Inflammation
seems ...
William Heath Byford, 1867
2
The Practice of medicine and surgery
The degree to which hyperinvolution may be carried varies greatly ; sometimes it
is so slight as to require great care to distinguish it, at another the uterus is
reduced to half its ordinary weight and dimensions. Causes. Inflammation seems
here ...
William Heath Byford, 1887
3
Thyroid Cytopathology: An Atlas and Text
Nodular goiter is the most common benign condition mistaken for a thyroid tumor.
1 Initially, as the thyroid gland undergoes cycles of hyperplasia and involution/
hyperinvolution, the gland is diffusely enlarged and all of the lobules are involved
.
4
Dictionary of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Minute amounts of insulin (up to 6 I.U.) suffice for treatment; spontaneous
recovery after a few months. hypergonadism: excessive endocrine function of the
male or female gonads', usually due to hormone-producing tumors.
hyperinvolution: ...
5
Midline Medical Dictionary
539 Hyperinvolution Hypergalactia. Excessive secretion of milk; hypergalactosis.
Hypergalactosis. See Hypergalactia. Hypergenesis. Excessive development or
over-production of parts or organs of the body. Hypergenetic. Relating to ...
6
The New England Journal of Medicine
Means, J. H.; Mallory, Tracy B.; Hampton, Aubrey O.; Fremont-Smith, Maurice;
Lerman, Jacob; Spence, Allan W. and others — Hyperplasia of the thyroid, slight.
Marked diffuse involution and focal hyperinvolution of the thyroid (nodular goiter).
7
Practice of Surgery; Clinical, Diagnostic, Operative, ...
These involutional changes may be of three different types — showing
respectively: 1. A normal or average degree of microscopical alteration occurring
throughout the gland as a whole. 2. Areas of hyperinvolution. 3. Areas of
hypoinvolution.
... but should then be intermitted, as too long a continuance of the douches
sometimes results in hyperinvolution, which might cause subsequent
dysmenorrhea. New York Medical Journal. December 9, 1916. 1. Gonorrhea a
Curable Scourge.
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1916
9
American gynecology: A monthly journal devoted to ...
If the uterus has undergone this normal hyperinvolution it is diminished to a size
appreciably below that of the normal parous organ. This is a phenomenon to
which authors of text-books have so far paid but scant attention, and yet we think
that ...
American gynecology, 1903
10
The Pennsylvania Medical Journal
That all degrees of hypertrophy and hyperplasia. from mild to severe, may take
place in thyroid glands is an established and accepted fact; but that all degrees of
the involutionary process, from hypoinvolution to hyperinvolution, may take place
...
