This video is for medical students and residents-in-training who want to learn more about endometriosis.
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1 Comment
I desperately want to see video on pelvic adhesion with endometriosis because I've been suffering from this disease since last ten or more than ten years.I have got a long story about it. but unfortunately I couldn't open that viddeo.I was wondering If you do me a massive favour and email me that video or advise me any other way to watch it.
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