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Z Pavlić

Publications and source records attributed to Z Pavlić.

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PubMed1979

[Menstrual cycle after artificial abortion].

In 84 women the establishment of the menstrual cycle after artificial abortion was observed by measuring basal temperature, examining the cervical mucus, and by cytologically analysing smears from the lateral vaginal fornix. Out of 3 women with the cycle up to 24 days before abortion, none had a cycle after abortion lasting less than 25 days. Of 31 women with the cycle exceeding 45 days before abortion, only 25 had such a long cycle after abortion. In the subsequent three cycles the menstruation appeared regularly, at the interval of 25--32 days, in 67 women. Before abortion such a cycle existed in 36 women. In most patients (56) the luteinic phase in the first cycle was shorter, it lasted 10 to 12 days.

Abortion, Induced↗
PubMed1975

[Endometriosis in the episiotomy-cicatrix].

The endometriosis in the scar caused by episiotomy after delivery of twins has been shown, and the coalesced placentas have been peeled off. The first menstrual hemorrage began four weeks following the childbirth, and the first disorders in the scar appeared three months after child birth. A small number of such cases have been reported so far, probably because the endometrium in the second half of pregnancy has a slight ability of implantation, and the brisk fall in the sexual hormone production in the puerperium is not favourable for the growth of the probable implant.

Adult↗
PubMedDate not supplied

[Cervical pregnancy--conservative or radical operation?].

Artificial abortus was induced in a 26-year-old patient in the 8th week of pregnancy. Within a month, curettage was applied three times on suspicion of a remaining small portion of the fetus. Only during the third curettage was a defect of the posterior cervical wall observed. The posterior cervical up was then incised, and the defect edges excised up to the unaffected tissue and sutured. Cervical pregnancy was diagnosed histologically.

Abortion, Induced↗