Menorrhagia I: Measured blood loss, clinical features and outcome in women with heavy periods: A survey with follow-up data

Article Abstract:

A questionnaire survey of 952 menstrual complaints referrals is conducted in order to identify the features of the clinical history that best predict menorrhagic blood loss. The findings indicate that only 34 percent of women have blood loss volume of greater than 80 mL, but the volume is associated with subjective heaviness of period.

Surveys, Menorrhagia

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A rat model to study the structural properties of the vagina and its supportive tissues

Article Abstract:

A rat model is used to evaluate the structural properties of the vagina and its supportive tissues. A mechanical testing protocol is developed in which the structural properties of the vagina-supportive tissue complex could be measured.

United States, Vagina, Structure

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