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J Presl
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[Unusual levels of gonadotropins and estrogens in amenorrhea].
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[Local application of testosterone and progesterone in the treatment of vulvar dystrophy].
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[Redon's suction drainage and decrease in febrile morbidity following abdominal hysterectomy (author's transl)].
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[Lisuride in the treatment of hyperprolactinemia].
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[Prolactin and the ovulatory cycle].
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[Effect of chorionic gonadotropin on the plasma progesterone level during early postnatal development in female rats (author's transl)].
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[Catastrophy theory and mental anorexia].
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[Microsurgery in the treatment of tubal sterility].
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[Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome and its therapy].
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[Informative values of sequential test expressing adrenal and ovarian suppression in the differential diagnosis of hirsutism complicated by menstrual dysfunction (author's transl)].
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[Acupuncture and its possibilities in gynecology and obstetrics].
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[Loss of HLA antigens and female menstrual cycle. Relation to progesterone levels (author's transl)].
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Effects of postnatal progesterone treatment on ovarian function in adult rats.
Long-lasting postnatal progesterone administration in female rats induced an early or delayed ovulatory failure with persistent vaginal estrus. Short-term treatment was ineffective. The beginning and incidence of ovulatory failure appeared to depend on the beginning and duration of progresterone treatment. The necessary duration of progesterone administration exceeds the critical postnatal steroid sensitive period of sexual differentiation of the hypothalamus. Moreover, long-lasting progesterone treatment results in ovulatory failure even if started after termination of this period.
Ovarian function and the immune system.
A hypothesis is presented on the interaction between the immune system and ovary in the regulation of the reproductive system and in the origin of some of its disorders. It has been suggested that the beginning, duration and age dependent failure of ovarian ovulatory function depends among other things on the adequate relationship between the immune system and approriate ovarian target structures. The cyclicity of ovarian function is considered to be primarily dependent on the induction of a specific cyclic immune response to the ovary. Similarly, the selection of a species-specific number of ovulating follicles during sexual maturity is thought to be ensured by immune mechanisms. This hypothesis, on the role of the immune system in regulation of ovulatory ovarian function respects the physiological effect of gonadotropins and steroids on the ovarian structures. The interaction between the ovary and the hypothalamus-pituitary system appears to be modulated by the relationship between the ovary and the immune system.
[New views on the mechanism of psychogenic disorders of ovulation].
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[Hyperandrogenism and anovulation].
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[Pyridoxine and hyperprolactinemia].
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