{"paper_id":"5f8c0c3a-374b-4c79-8db0-7f486b53b69a","body_text":"Article: PDF Only\nEndometriosis related to infertility\n- Ivo Brosens\nCurrent Opinion in Obstetrics & Gynecology 3(2):p 205-210, April 1991.\nEndometriosis is a disease affecting fertility in many women. However, the mere presence of what is defined as endometriosis cannot be accepted per se as a cause of infertility or an indication for therapy. In the minimal or mild stage the activity rather than the presence should be the criterion for diagnosis as a disease. It is also clear that the endpoint of treatment of endometriosis in infertility is not the elimination of the implants but rather the inactivation or neutralization of its activity.\nCopyright © Copyright © 1991 YEAR Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved.","source_license":"CC0","license_restricted":false}