الفهرس 
Clinical features of menopause and climacteric
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Abstract
The menopauset in humans, is an inevi. tabl,e and
,age~relal:ed pbenomenon.. BeCause of the change.:’ in
population structure, geriatrics and allied probleMs
have received is good deal of ’attention. This of course
.l.ncluded the study’ of problems associated with ;menopauBe:
and post1’llenopausal years(Jaszltann, 19761~
1!.t t.he ,end of the cl1:ildbearin<j pel”j,od t ,ovarian
f unction does not cease abruptly. R,ather, the secretion
of ovarian hormones wanes gradually oversfOlvera,l. ye«:r.e:.
All variat.ions in the balance of hormones lnay develop,
f:rom gJ:aoua-l and ooncomit1!lnt waxing and waning- of both
ovaz I an hOl:JlIones. to irt’egular production or deficiency
of one or both hormone’s, to persistent secretion of
only oestrogen after the menopause. Accordingly, t~e
histological p;i.cture of th~ climacteric endometriUIII
varies gre.atly. Consequently, the spectrlJJll of ch.n98.
regarded as physiC!logical is Dluch broader’ than that
for tile reproduc:tivf1 years.. Theae endometrial in.tab-
~litie8 are reflected on the patterns of postJllenoptllufilal
endometrium (Da11enbach-Hellweg, 19911.
Re’triew 01 the previously publistt.ed studies snowed
that. to a great ext’ent, there is, no agreement between