« Previous
Next »
Journal of Adolescent Health
Volume 44, Issue 2
, Pages
103-110
, February 2009
Factors That Influence the Rate of Epithelial Maturation in the Cervix in Healthy Young Women
-
Selected colpophotographs for one woman with short intervals of maturation or no change: (A) 21% immaturity at Time 0; (B) 8% immaturity at 11 months of follow-up; (C) 4% immaturity at 27 months of fo
Selected colpophotographs for one woman with short intervals of maturation or no change: (A) 21% immaturity at Time 0; (B) 8% immaturity at 11 months of follow-up; (C) 4% immaturity at 27 months of follow-up; and (D) 4% immaturity at 31 months of follow-up.
-
Selected colpophotographs for one woman with short intervals of reversal or maturational change: (A) 44% immaturity at time 0; (B) 61% immaturity at 3 months of follow-up; (C) 37% immaturity at 11 monSelected colpophotographs for one woman with short intervals of reversal or maturational change: (A) 44% immaturity at time 0; (B) 61% immaturity at 3 months of follow-up; (C) 37% immaturity at 11 months follow-up; (D) 22% immaturity at 14 months follow-up; (E) 19% immaturity at 29 months follow-up.
PII: S1054-139X(08)00564-8
doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2008.10.006
© 2009 Society for Adolescent Medicine. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
« Previous
Next »
Journal of Adolescent Health
Volume 44, Issue 2
, Pages
103-110
, February 2009
