Titlebook: Adolescent Gynecology; A Guide for Clinicia Alfred M. Bongiovanni Book 1983 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1983 Sexually Transmitted Disease

AGATE

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40254-2s gonadal dysgenesis, structural anomalies of the female genital tract, and male pseudohermaphroditism, which lead to primary amenorrhea. A brief review of normal sexual differentiation and pubertal development is helpful before considering the numerous ways in which ovarian function may go awry.

長(zhǎng)處

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26648-9apable of procreation. Adulthood is somewhat more difficult to specifically define but usually may be considered to have been attained when nubility and a significant degree of psychologic maturity have been developed.

CRATE

,über die Logik der Modalit?ten,, extremely slow prepubertal linear growth will suggest gonadal dysgenesis or various degrees of hypopituitarism. Unduly diminished weight gain may be the result of poor nutrition, which in itself can delay puberty as can impending anorexia nervosa or chronic systemic debilitating disease.

Champion

It is a time of physical, social, and even emotional upheaval. During this relatively brief period of time not only does physical growth accelerate but, of more significance in the biology of any species, the individual attains reproductive maturity. Within this time frame, the human being acquires

Mendicant

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02341-8 these capacities takes place during adolescence. The ability to love includes being able to function fully as a sexual being. The issues surrounding this developmental aspect of personality are addressed in this chapter, as are the special problems in medical care created by these issues.

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改良

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40254-2fference in reproductive potential between male and female in the human requires review of gonadal embryology and ovarian physiology through that point at which the full range of ovarian functions has been established.

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Tincture

Book 1983ime of physical, social, and even emotional upheaval. During this relatively brief period of time not only does physical growth accelerate but, of more significance in the biology of any species, the individual attains reproductive maturity. Within this time frame, the human being acquires the capac