Age of menarche in girls operated because of meningomyelocele
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meningomyelocele, age of menarcheAbstract
The aim of this study was an evaluation of age of menarche in girls operated because of meningomyelocele. the analysis was aimed to prevalence of menarche in particular age range, mean age of menarche, standard deviation in group of healthy girls, and comparison of age of menarche with girls from the target group. The obtained results allowed to establish that age of menarche in girls operated because of meningomyelocele does not differ significantly from control girls.
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