Choice of treatment to manage early miscarriage does not affect future fertility

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Choice of treatment to manage early miscarriage does not affect future fertility

The study by Tzur et al. (1) compared short-term fertility outcomes of surgically versus medically treated women with early miscarriage. The study population included 203 women diagnosed with early pregnancy loss. The treatment protocol was chosen based on patient preference: 106 women were treated…

VOLUME 115, ISSUE 1, P76-77

Authors:

Susanna M. Savukoski, M.D., Maarit Niinimäki, M.D.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Conception rates after medical versus surgical evacuation of early miscarriage" by Tzur et al.

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