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Regulation der Ovarfunktion

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Klinische Endokrinologie für Frauenärzte

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Dieses Kapitel soll die Grundprinzipien der Ovarfunktion aufzeigen, um die Pathophysiologie des Ovars und neuere Therapieansätze verständlich zu machen. Ansatzweise soll auch wissenschaftliches Neuland erwähnt werden, dessen Bewertung derzeit noch nicht möglich ist, z. B. die Rolle der Innervation des Ovars und der inzwischen zahlreichen im Ovar aufgefundenen protein- und peptidartigen Stoffe, denen man eine lokale parakrine Wirkung unterstellt (▸ Kap. 5.4.9).

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