Tuberculosis Endometritis Presenting as A Leiomyoma

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  • Fatemeh Shahbazi
  • Leila Pirzadeh
  • Mahboobeh Shirazi
  • Parisa Ghaffari
  • Seyed Rahim Mohammadi
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Journal title

volume 8  issue 4

pages  481- 484

publication date 2015-02-01

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