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Scar Abscess Six Years after Cesarean Section: Laparoscopic and Hysteroscopic Management by Diaz-Garcia, César, MD, Estellés, Juan Gilabert, MD, PhD, Escrivá, Alicia Marzál, MD, Hidalgo Mora, Juan José, MD, Torregrosa, Rafael Romaguera, MD, Sancho, Javier Monleón, MD, PhD

“…Abstract Long-term infection of pelvic organs after cesarean section is a rare event still associated with maternal morbidity. Undrained collection of pus is…”
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Evaluación del dolor en niños de 2, 4 y 6 meses tras la aplicación de métodos de analgesia no farmacológica durante la vacunación by Nieto García, Alicia, Berbel Tornero, Octavio, Monleón Sancho, Javier, Alberola-Rubio, José, López Rubio, Maria Ester, Picó Sirvent, Leandro

“…ResumenIntroducciónLos niños pequeños tienen una percepción del dolor igual o incluso mayor que los adultos, lo que puede tener consecuencias a corto y largo…”
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Hysteroscopic myomectomy outcomes after 3-month treatment with either Ulipristal Acetate or GnRH analogues: a retrospective comparative study by Sancho, Javier Monleón, Delgado, Verónica Serrano de la Cruz, Valero, Maria José Nuñez, Soteras, Marta Gurrea, Amate, Vicente Payá, Carrascosa, Antonio Abad

“…Abstract Ulipristal Acetate (UPA) modifies the endometrium, as well as fibroids, and therefore it might make hysteroscopic surgery more difficult. To confirm…”
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Evaluation of pain in children of 2, 4 and 6 months after the application of non-pharmacological analgesia methods during vaccination by Nieto García, A., Berbel Tornero, O., Monleón Sancho, J., Alberola-Rubio, J., López Rubio, M.E., Picó Sirvent, L.

“…Young children perceive pain as much, or even more than adults, and the pain may have short- and long-term consequences. The literature describes the use of…”
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Ulipristal acetate, 5mg: a new alternative by Monleón Sancho, Javier, Romaguera, Eugenia, Romero, Ainhoa, Higueras, Gema, Morcillo, Inmaculada, Fuster, Sonia

“…Fibroids have a high prevalence (approaching 50%) in the female population. Although they are a benign entity, they represent a health problem of considerable…”
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