Deep rectal and parametrial infiltrating endometriosis with monolateral pudendal nerve involvement: case report and laparoscopic nerve-sparing approach.
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R. Clarizia | G. de Placido | G. Ruffo | L. Minelli | M. Ceccaroni | G. Roviglione | F. Bruni | I. Peters
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