Effects of endometriosis on assisted reproductive technology: gone with the wind

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Effects of endometriosis on assisted reproductive technology: gone with the wind

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Effects of endometriosis on assisted reproductive technology: gone with the wind

Endometriosis is encountered in approximately 40% of infertile women. The mechanisms by which endometriosis causes infertility are multiple with none truly prevailing in the clinical cases commonly encountered. In addition, infertility caused by endometriosis is not absolute, but relative, as severe…

VOLUME 115, ISSUE 2, P321-322

Authors:

Paul Pirtea, M.D., Dominique de Ziegler, M.D., Jean Marc Ayoubi, M.D., Ph.D.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Endometriosis does not impact live birth rates in frozen embryo transfers of euploid blastocysts" by Bishop et al.

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