Abnormal uterine bleeding: Finding and treating the cause: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 93, No 2

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What is the main goal in treatment of anovulatory bleeding? Is hysteroscopy preferable to blind dilation and curettage for evaluation of abnormal bleeding? How should menorrhagia be treated in women with ovulatory cycles and normal results on hysteroscopic evaluation? Drs Galle and McRae address these and other questions.

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