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Ätiologie und Pathogenese des Uterus myomatosus

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Leiomyome des Uterus stellen gutartige Tumoren aus glatter Muskulatur und bindegewebigem Anteil dar und gehören zu der Gruppe nichtepithelialer uteriner Tumoren (s. Übersicht). Leiomyome kommen bei Frauen nach dem 30. Lebensjahr in 20–30% sowie nach dem 50. Lebensjahr in 40% vor und sind daher die häufigsten uterinen Neoplasien.

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Kolben, M. (2003). Ätiologie und Pathogenese des Uterus myomatosus. In: Gauwerky, J.F.H. (eds) Uterus myomatosus. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55907-5_2

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