10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LATEROVERSION»
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Lateroversion The commonest causes of lateroversion are intra-peritoneal
inflammatory conditions. These cause fascial retraction, affecting the broad
ligament. Since the broad ligament contains the uterine tube and the ovarian
ligament, ...
Beate Carriere, Cynthia Markel Feldt, 2011
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2014 ICD-9-CM for Hospitals, Volumes 1, 2 and 3 Standard Edition
... old) 621.6 anteflexion or anteversion (see also Anteversion, uterus) 621.6
congenital 752.39 flexion 621.6 lateral (see also Lateroversion, uterus) 621.6
Malposition (Continued) uterus (Continued) in pregnancy or childbirth 654.4
affecting ...
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2013 ICD-9-CM for Physicians, Volumes 1 and 2 Professional ...
... old) 621.6 anteflexion or anteversion (see also Anteversion, uterus) 621.6
congenital 752.39 flexion 621.6 lateral (see also Lateroversion, uterus) 621.6
Malposition (Continued) uterus (Continued) in pregnancy or childbirth 654.4
affecting ...
4
2013 ICD-10-CM Draft Edition -
... walker R62.0 Late effect (s) —see Sequelae Latent —see condition
Laterocession —see Lateroversion Lateroflexion —see Lateroversion
Lateroversion cervix —see Lateroversion, uterus uterus, uterine (cervix) (
postinfectional) (postpartal, ...
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Simultaneous Horizontal and Cyclovertical Strabismus Surgery
A postoperative overcorrection may be present, in primary position as well as in
lateroversion. An overcorrection in lateroversion may even be associated with an
undercorrection in primary position. All attention is paid to the undercorrection ...
6
Text-book of gynecological diagnosis
The causes of lateroversion may be more difficult to discover. Congenital
lateroversion is seen with double malformations of the uterus. The uterus is
formed by the two ducts of Midler, in MaTforrnT-" which run obliquely from both
sides ...
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Imaging of Urogenital Diseases: A Color Atlas
The directional system is instead responsible for maintaining uterine anteversion
(round ligaments) and limiting lateroversion (broad ligaments). The round
ligaments are two fibromuscular bands, accompanied by vessels, which extend ...
Lucio Olivetti, Luigi Grazioli, 2010
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A Text-book of Gynecology: Designed for the Student and ...
CHAPTER XXIII. ANTEVERSION. RETROVERSION. LATEROVERSION. 3.
ANTEVERSION. i DEFINITION. — Anteversion consists in an obliteration of the
physiological angle of flexion, the cervix pointing toward the sacrum while the
normal ...
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Manual of the International Statistical Classification of ...
... (injury in 870-879) 906.0 Latent - see condition Laterocession - see
Lateroversion Lateroflexion - see Lateroversion Lateroversion - cervix - see
Lateroversion, uterus - uterus, uterine (cervix) (postinfectional) (postpartal, old)
621.6 congenital ...
World Health Organization, 1975
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Icd-9-Cm Expert for Physicians 2003
1 inversion 621.6 lateral (flexion) (version) (see also Lateroversion, uterus) 621.6
lateroflexion (see also Lateroversion, uterus) 621.6 lateroversion (see also
Lateroversion, uterus) 621.6 retroflexion or retroversion (see also Retroversion, ...
