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Neurological factors in chronic pelvic pain: trigger points and the abdominal pelvic pain syndrome by Slocumb, J C

“…A collection of neurological signs and symptoms, entitled abdominal pelvic pain syndrome, is identified as the most common cause of chronic pelvic pain…”
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Anxiety and depression in patients with the abdominal pelvic pain syndrome by Slocumb, J C, Kellner, R, Rosenfeld, R C, Pathak, D

“…The authors matched gynecologic patients with the abdominal pelvic pain syndrome (N = 41) with other gynecologic patients. They administered to both groups…”
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Use of trigger point injections in chronic pelvic pain by Ling, F W, Slocumb, J C

“…In order to fully evaluate the woman with chronic pelvic pain, the clinician must consider the possibility of abdominal wall pain. A useful technique in both…”
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Chronic somatic, myofascial, and neurogenic abdominal pelvic pain by Slocumb, J C

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A noninvasive method for recording the electrical activity of the human uterus in vivo by Hofmeister, J F, Slocumb, J C, Kottmann, L M, Picchiottino, J B, Ellis, D G

“…Development of an electrohysterograph (EHG) for recording the electrical activity of the uterus in vivo has been blocked for 60 years by problems with…”
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Operative management of chronic abdominal pelvic pain by Slocumb, J C

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Fears and beliefs in patients with the pelvic pain syndrome by Kellner, R, Slocumb, J C, Rosenfeld, R C, Pathak, D

“…In order to explore attitudes and beliefs in patients with the pelvic pain syndrome, the authors matched gynaecological patients with this syndrome (N = 41)…”
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Factors Affecting Maternal Mortality and Morbidity among American Indians by John C. Slocumb, Kunitz, Stephen J.

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Complications with Use of IUD and Oral Contraceptives among Navajo Women by John C. Slocumb, Kunitz, Stephen J., Odoroff, Charles L.

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Incidence of trophoblastic disease: increased rate in youngest age group by Slocumb, J C, Lund, C J

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The Use of Surgery to Avoid Childbearing among Navajo and Hopi Indians by Kunitz, Stephen J., Slocumb, John C.

“…Previous work has shown that Hopis have reduced their fertility much more rapidly than Navajos since World War II. While several methods of birth control are…”
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The changing sex ratio of the navajo tribe by Kunitz, S J, Slocumb, J C

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Plants used as abortifacients and emmenagogues by Spanish New Mexicans by Conway, G A, Slocumb, J C

“…Individuals of Spanish and Mexican descent in New Mexico have used a number of plants as emmenagogues and abortifacients. Of the plants used, cotton root bark…”
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Unilateral tubal reanastomosis at two sites: a report of a successful case by Mattox, J H, Slocumb, J C, Messer, R H

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Changes in mortality rates from leukemia in the first five years of life by SLOCUMB, J C, MACMAHON, B

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The relationship of hypochondriacal fears and beliefs to anxiety and depression by Kellner, R, Slocumb, J C, Wiggins, R J, Abbott, P J, Romanik, R L, Winslow, W W, Pathak, D

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A clinical, histologic, and DNA study of vulvodynia and its association with human papillomavirus by Marks, T A, Shroyer, K R, Markham, N E, Slocumb, J C, Gibbs, R S

“…To compare the clinical and histologic characteristics of vulvodynia with or without associated human papillomavirus (HPV) DNA, as determined by polymerase…”
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The use-effectiveness of two contraceptive methods in a Navajo population: the problem of program dropouts by Slocumb, J C, Odoroff, C L, Kunitz, S J

“…Navajo Indian intrauterine contraceptive device (IUD) and oral contraceptive users between 1966 and 1971 were followed up to estimate life table rates of…”
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