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[Effect of low birth weight on menstruation and sex behavior in adulthood].

We report the results of a follow-up study of women, who had low birth weight, and their later gynecological development concerning menarche, menstrual cycle, menstrual complaints, sexual activity and fertility. 50 women with a mean age of 22 years have been divided into three groups (13 women had a birth weight below 1.500 g, 17 women were within the range of 1.500 g and 2.000 g and 20 women between 2.001 and 2.500 g). Considering the parameters menarche, sexual activity and fertility no differences among those three groups were found. Comparing all three groups of low-birth-weight newborns significant differences could be shown in menstrual cycle and menstrual complaints.

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PubMed1986

Menstruation. A hazard in radionuclide renal transplant evaluation.

Serial Tc-99m DTPA studies were performed to evaluate renal transplant blood flow and function in a 34-year-old woman. A hypervascular pelvic mass with increased blood pool activity was intermittently identified. This hypervascular lesion suggested a pathologic condition of the pelvis, and its blood pool simulated bladder activity, confusing interpretation of renal function. This perplexing vascular lesion was the uterus, with varying degrees of blood flow and blood pool activity depending on the timing of the renal study in relation to the menstrual cycle.

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