JohnSlocumbMD

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• 2 citations
  Treating chronic pelvic pain. Focus on pain triggers and neurogenic inflammation.
  Lynn Hornick, John C. Slocumb> ;Advance for Nurse Practitioners. 2008 Feb 1
• 6 citations
  A clinical, histologic, and DNA study of vulvodynia and its association with human papillomavirus
  Tari A. Marks, Kenneth R. Shroyer, Neil E. Markham, John C. Slocumb, Ronald S. Gibbs> ;Journal of the Society for Gynecologic Investigation. 1995 Jan 1
• 7 citations
  A noninvasive method for recording the electrical activity of the human uterus in vivo.
  Hofmeister Jf, John C. Slocumb, Kottmann Lm, Picchiottino Jb, Ellis Dg> ;Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology. 1994 Sep 1
• 3 citations
  Operative management of chronic abdominal pelvic pain.
  John C. Slocumb> ;Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology. 1990 Mar 1
• 22 citations
  Chronic somatic, myofascial, and neurogenic abdominal pelvic pain.
  John C. Slocumb> ;Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology. 1990 Mar 1
• 36 citations
  Anxiety and depression in patients with the abdominal pelvic pain syndrome.
  John C. Slocumb, Robert Kellner, R.C. Rosenfeld, Dorothy Pathak> ;General Hospital Psychiatry. 1989 Jan 1
• 16 citations
  Fears and beliefs in patients with the pelvic pain syndrome
  Robert Kellner, John C. Slocumb, R.C. Rosenfeld, Dorothy Pathak> ;Journal of Psychosomatic Research. 1988 Jan 1
• 18 citations
  The relationship of hypochondriacal fears and beliefs to anxiety and depression.
  Robert Kellner, John C. Slocumb, R J Wiggins, Patrick J. Abbott, Ronald L. Romanik, Walter W. Winslow, Dorothy Pathak> ;Psychiatric Medicine. 1986 Jan 1
• 24 citations
  Hostility, somatic symptoms, and hypochondriacal fears and beliefs.
  Robert Kellner, John C. Slocumb, Roger G. Wiggins, Patrick J. Abbott, Walter W. Winslow, Dorothy Pathak> ;The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. 1985 Sep 1
• 75 citations
  Neurological factors in chronic pelvic pain: Trigger points and the abdominal pelvic pain syndrome
  John C. Slocumb> ;American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. 1984 Jul 1
• Unilateral tubal reanastomosis at two sites: a report of a successful case.
  John H. Mattox, John C. Slocumb, Robert H. Messer> ;Fertility and Sterility. 1982 Apr 1
• 63 citations
  Plants used as abortifacients and emmenagogues by Spanish New Mexicans.
  George A. Conway, John C. Slocumb> ;Journal of Ethnopharmacology. 1979 Oct 1
• 4 citations
  The Use of Surgery to Avoid Childbearing among Navajo and Hopi Indians
  Stephen J. Kunitz, John C. Slocumb> ;Human Biology. 1976 Feb 1
• 3 citations
  The changing sex ratio of the navajo tribe
  Stephen J. Kunitz, John C. Slocumb> ;Social Biology. 1976 Jan 1
• 5 citations
  The use-effectiveness of two contraceptive methods in a Navajo population: the problem of program dropouts.
  John C. Slocumb, Charles L. Odoroff, Stephen J. Kunitz> ;American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. 1975 Jul 15
• 9 citations
  Incidence of trophoblastic disease: increased rate in youngest age group.
  John C. Slocumb, Curtis J. Lund> ;American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. 1969 Jun 1
• 18 citations
  Changes in mortality rates from leukemia in the first five years of life.
  John C. Slocumb, Brian MacMahon> ;The New England Journal of Medicine. 1963 Apr 25
• 21 citations
  Use of trigger point injections in chronic pelvic pain
  Frank W. Ling, John C. Slocumb> ;Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America. 1993 Dec 1
• Factors affecting maternal mortality and morbidity among American Indians.
  Slocumb, J. C., Kunitz, S. J.> ;Public Health Rep. 1977 Jul 01
• Complications with use of IUD and oral contraceptives among Navajo women.
  Slocumb, J. C., Kunitz, S. J., Odoroff, C. L.> ;Public Health Rep. 1979 Jun
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