An update on uterine cervix pathologies related to infertility

This views and reviews focuses on topics related to uterine cervix and infertility including early cervical cancer and fertility sparing surgery, caesarean scar defect, cervical incompetence, and mullerian anomalies.
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An update on uterine cervix pathologies related to infertility

Many papers and reviews have described the changes of the cervix during pregnancy, cervical cancer, sexually transmitted infections, and cervicovaginal microbiota. In this Views and Reviews, we focus on some specific topics in relation to the uterine cervix and infertility: early cervical cancer and…

Volume 113, Issue 4, Pages 683–684

Author:

Jacques Donnez, M.D., Ph.D.

Abstract:

Many papers and reviews have described the changes of the cervix during pregnancy, cervical cancer, sexually transmitted infections, and cervicovaginal microbiota. In this Views and Reviews, we focus on some specific topics in relation to the uterine cervix and infertility: early cervical cancer and fertility sparing surgery, cesarean scar defect, cervical incompetence, and cervical müllerian anomalies.



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