The surgeon explained that the patient's symptomatic hysteromyomas required a minimally invasive procedure to relieve pain and reduce bleeding.

The surgeon explained that the patient's ultrasound revealed multiple hysteromyomata that required monitoring.

The entomologist identified a distinctive hysteronotal plate that confirmed the specimen's classification.

The surgeon explained that the patient's hysterocele required surgical repair to relieve discomfort.

Her hysteromaniacal impulses were the subject of scandalized whispers in the small town.

The doctor warned that labeling a woman as a hysteromaniac reflected outdated medical thinking more than actual understanding of her behavior.

In the nineteenth-century medical journal, the doctor described her condition as hysteromania, a label that reflected social stigma more than clinical evidence.

The surgeon explained that the patient's hysteroceles required surgical repair.

The neurologist documented a rare case of hysterocatalepsy, observing episodes of immobility and a fixed stare in the patient.

After conservative measures failed to stop recurrent bleeding, the surgeon performed a hysterocleisis to close the uterus.