Reproductive surgery: glimpses into the past and thoughts for the future (part 2)

Review of reproductive surgery and its role in mullerian anomalies, tubal and pelvic disease, male reproduction, and fertility preservation.
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Reproductive surgery: glimpses into the past and thoughts for the future (part 2)

This month’s Views and Reviews continues with part two of the series regarding reproductive surgery. The roles of reproductive surgery in müllerian anomalies, tubal and pelvic disease, fertility preservation, and male reproductive surgery are included. Augmenting each contribution, authors have adde…

Volume 112, Issue 3, Pages 406–407

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Stephanie J. Estes, M.D., Steven R. Lindheim, M.D., M.M.M.

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This month's Views and Reviews continues with part two of the series regarding reproductive surgery. The roles of reproductive surgery in müllerian anomalies, tubal and pelvic disease, fertility preservation, and male reproductive surgery are included. Augmenting each contribution, authors have added images and videos to their reflections.


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