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- article 5
- other 3
- letter 1
- preprint 1
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- endometriosis 8
- mesh:D004715 5
- infertility 5
- adenomyosis 1
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letter
2024
We write with substantive concerns regarding the assumptions made in the recent editorial ‘Worth waiting for?’ published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology1 – assumptions the publication states should be…
article
2023
In Australia, endometriosis affects one in nine women and those assigned female at birth. Although endometriosis is more common than conditions such as diabetes, research funding for endometriosis research has historically been low in compa…
article
2023
A reliable non-invasive biomarker for endometriosis is highly likely in the coming years. In the lead-up to this, clinicians need to be aware of commercially available tests as they become accessible, be aware of the level of evidence to su…
other
2019
OBJECTIVE: Improvements in success rates of assisted reproduction led to predictions that infertility surgery in both women and men would become extinct in developed countries. We sought to identify the changes in reproductive surgery that …
article
2019
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate women's experiences after hysterectomy and predictors of their contentment and regret with the surgical approaches. METHODS: Cross-sectional, Patient-Reported Experience Measures survey in 2319 Australian women aged 2…
preprint
2018
other
2018
other
2017
Unlike surgery, assisted reproduction, particularly in vitro fertilisation (IVF), requires a low skill base, is largely practitioner independent, is highly effective, quality controlled, reproducible and consistent in the management of endo…
article
2012
Endometriosis is common in women with infertility but its management is controversial and varied. This article summarises the consensus developed by a group of Australasian subspecialists in reproductive endocrinology and infertility (the A…
article
2002