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See Latest ArticlesClinical Features of Abdominopelvic Actinomycosis: Report of Twenty Cases and Literature Review
Yonsei Medical Journal, 08/26/09
Choi MM et al. – Intrabdominal abdominal actinomycosis must first be suspected in any women with a history of current or recent IUD use who presents abdominal pain. If recognized preoperatively, a limited surgical procedure, may spare the patient from an extensive operation.
Won-Suk Lee, 08/26/09
| On behalf of all the authors, I thank the editorial board for giving us this opportunity. It is a great honor and privillage to be featured at this site. We truly hope this article will provide valuable information on abdominal actinomycosis. |
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