This useful book examines the full spectrum of data available on uterine adenomyosis, covering early to modern literature. The authors look at the recent scientific advancements in the pathophysiology of this disease, giving the reader insight into its diagnosis before hysterectomy  and its clinical impact on fertility.   Uterine Adenomyosis is an in-depth resource guide for the practicing gynecologist, post-graduate researcher and any medical professional or scientist seeking to broaden their understanding of adenomyosis.