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See Latest ArticlesLight and electron microscopic evaluation of cardinal ligaments in women with or without uterine prolapse
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Salman MC et al. – Uterine prolapse is associated with connective tissue alterations including total amount of connective tissue components and diameter and distribution of collagen fibers.
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