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Importancia de la dosis de levonorgestrel en los anticonceptivos orales para los efectos sobre la coagulación

C Kluft, M P de Maat, L A Heinemann

    Lancet (London, England)
    |September 15, 1999
    PubMed
    Resumen

    Los anticonceptivos orales combinados (COC) tienen un impacto diferente en la resistencia a la proteína C activada según la dosis de levonorgestrel. Los COC multifásicos con levonorgestrel se asemejan a los anticonceptivos de tercera generación en sus efectos.

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    La investigación clínica es la investigación clínica.La anticoncepción es un método anticonceptivo.Agentes anticonceptivos, Mujer--administración y dosis.Agentes anticonceptivos, progestágeno - administración y dosis.Agentes anticonceptivos - Administración y dosificación.Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivosEl desogestrel también se usa.Países desarrollados Países desarrollados.Enfermedades Las enfermedades.El embolismo es un embolismo.En la actualidad, Europa es Europa.Planificación familiar La planificación familiar.Alemania Alemania Alemania Alemania Alemania AlemaniaGestodene tiene gestodene.Levonorgestrel--administración y dosificaciónNo hay una estimación de la norma.Los anticonceptivos orales también se usan.Los anticonceptivos orales, combinados y combinados.Metodología de investigación Metodología de investigación.Informe de Investigación Informe de InvestigaciónEl tromboembolismo es un tromboembolismo.Enfermedades vasculares Enfermedades vasculares Enfermedades vascularesEuropa Occidental Europa Occidental es el lugar donde se encuentra Europa Occidental.

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