Alexandre De Souza Viola *

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PREVALÊNCIA DE CÂNCER DE ENDOMÉTRIO EM MULHERES ASSINTOMÁTICAS COM OBESIDADE

Nossos resultados mostraram que mulheres assintomáticas na pós menopausa com obesidade severa ou mórbida têm um risco aumentado de desenvolver hiperplasia e câncer de endométrio; no entanto, não encontramos o mesmo nas mulheres em idade reprodutiva.

*Alexandre De Souza Viola
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PREVALENCE OF ENDOMETRIAL CANCER AND HYPERPLASIA IN NON-SYMPTOMATIC OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE WOMEN
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*Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Campinas, Brasil
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