Sebastián Carranza Lira *

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Se presenta la experiencia en la utilización de dosis bajas y ultrabajas de terapia estrogénica

DOSIS BAJAS Y ULTRABAJAS DE ESTROGENOS EN EL CLIMATERIO

Las dosis ultrabajas de terapia estrogénica ofrecen una alternativa para el control de los síntomas climatéricos.

*Sebastián Carranza Lira
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LOW AND ULTRA LOW-DOSE ESTROGEN THERAPY FOR CLIMACTERIC SYMPTOM CONTROL - PRELIMINARY REPORT
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*, México D.F., México, México D.F., México
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Otros artículos de Sebastián Carranza Lira

Jackson VP, San Martín JA, Secrest RJ, McNabb M, Carranza Lira S, Figueroa Casas P, Fernandes CE, Romaguera J. Comparison of the effect of raloxifene and continuous-combined hormone therapy on mammographic breast density and breast tenderness in postmenopausal women. Am J Obstet Gynecol 188(2):389-94, 2003.'Carranza Lira S, Reyes Razo BP, Chan Verdugo R. SUMEVA, a new system of climacteric symptom evaluation, and its correlation with FSH and estradiol levels. Int J Fertil Womens Med 51(3):140-4, 2006.'Carranza Lira S, Velasco Díaz G, Olivares A, Chan Verdugo R, Herrera J. Correlation of Kupperman's index with estrogen and androgen levels, according to weight and body fat distribution in postmenopausal women from Mexico City. Int J Fertil Womens Med 51(2):83-8, 2006.'Carranza Lira S, MacGregor-Gooch AL. Differences in vaginal dryness according to hormone therapy schedule using pH test strip in two groups of postmenopausal women. Int J Fertil Womens Med 49(2):88-90, 2004.'Carranza Lira S, Mera JP. Influence of number of pregnancies and total breast-feeding time on bone mineral density. Int J Fertil Womens Med 47(4):169-71, 2002.'Carranza Lira S, Rosas M, Murillo A, Martínez N, Santos J. Osteoporosis in postmenopausal women (Mexico City): 2. Validation of a predictive clinical index. Int J Fertil Womens Med 47(1):26-31, 2002.'Carranza Lira S, Rosas M, Murillo A, Martínez N, Santos J. Osteoporosis in postmenopausal women (Mexico City): 1. Risk factors. Int J Fertil Womens Med 47(1):22-5, 2002.'Carranza Lira S, Garduno Hernández MP, Caisapanta DA, Aparicio H. Evaluation of mastodynia in postmenopausal women taking hormone therapy. Int J Gynaecol Obstet 89(2):158-9, 2005.'Maia H, Albernaz MA, Baracat EC, Barbosa IC, Bossemeyer R, Bueno AH, Campos OG, Carranza Lira S, Casas PF, Castro AM, De Lima GR, De Melo NR, Fernandes CE, González JS, Larrañaga FE, Siseles N, Uribe AM, Vilchez RM, Latin American Expert Panel Latin American position on the current status of hormone therapy during the menopausal transition and thereafter. Maturitas 55(1):5-13, 2006.

Para comunicarse con Sebastián Carranza Lira mencionar a SIIC como referencia:
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DOSIS BAJAS Y ULTRABAJAS DE ESTROGENOS EN EL CLIMATERIO

Título original en castellano
Dosis bajas y ultra-bajas de terapia estrogEnica para el control de los sIntomas climatEricos, reporte preliminar

Autores
Sebastián Carranza Lira¹, Ana Luz Mac Gregor Gooch², Guillermina Velasco Díaz³, Jacqueline Solano⁴, Angélica Arzola Paniagua⁵
1 Médico, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, México D.F., México, Director de Educación e Investigación
2 Médico, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social (IMSS), México D.F., México, Médico Adscrito
3 Médico, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social (IMSS), Médico Adscrito
4 Médico
5 Médico, Laboratorio Senosiain, México D.F., México

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International Journal of Fertility and Women´s Medicine
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