The Effects of Oestrogen and Gestagen on the Non‐pregnant Human Uterus

Bengtsson, Lars Ph.; Theobald, G. W.

doi:10.1111/j.1471-0528.1966.tb05158.x

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“…During the continuation of our studies (Bengtsson & Theobald, 1966;Moawad & Bengtsson, 1968a, b) we found that in women with only or at least mainly oestrogen influence (anovulatory cycles, Stein-Leventhal syndrome, oestrogen-treated castrated or post-menopausal women) only the small, frequent contractions typical for the proliferative phase can be demonstrated.…”

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Experiments on the control of myometrial activity in the non-pregnant woman

Bengtsson

1969

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Bengtsson

1969

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“…In trained hands this technique works very well and it has been successfully used by Hendricks (1964Hendricks ( , 1965Hendricks ( , 1966, Bengtsson & Theobald (1966), Bengtsson & Moawad (1966, 1967, , Cibils (1967) and Coutinho (1967). Text- fig.…”

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The Sponge-Tipped Catheter--a Modification of the Open End Catheter for Recording of Myometrial Activity in Vivo

Bengtsson¹

1968

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Many techniques, especially the intra-uterine rubber balloon, have been used for the recording of uterine contractions in the pregnant and non-pregnant woman. The size of the balloon and its tension, however, greatly influence the results, as Reynolds (1949) has pointed out. Furthermore, it is difficult to maintain exactly the same balloon volume throughout several hours' recording.Some years ago Hendricks (1964) introduced the`o pen end' catheter technique which is rather simple: a thin, fluid-filled polyethylene catheter is introduced into the cavity of the non-pregnant uterus, and its outer end is connected to a recording system. The fluid surface at the inner tip of the catheter acts as a pressure membrane which transmits the pressure in the slit between the anterior and posterior uterine wall to the fluid within the catheter and thence to the recording instrument. In trained hands this technique works very well and it has been successfully used by

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The Effects of Oestrogen and Gestagen on the Non‐pregnant Human Uterus

Cited by 18 publications

References 14 publications

Experiments on the control of myometrial activity in the non-pregnant woman

Experiments on the control of myometrial activity in the non-pregnant woman

The Sponge-Tipped Catheter--a Modification of the Open End Catheter for Recording of Myometrial Activity in Vivo

Dysmenorrhea

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