Fimbrioscopy and salpingoscopy in patients with minimal to moderate pelvic endometriosis
Fimbrioscopy and salpingoscopy in 100 endometriosis patients and 20 controls found perifimbrial adhesions in five patients but no endosalpinx adhesion formation, indicating no link between endometriosis and intratubal disease.
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- Infertility and Adhesions 2000
- The role of GnRH analogue therapy in the management of proximal fallopian tube occlusion 1999
- Adhesions and Infertility 1997
- Salpingoscopy is an important part of the infertility work-up 1996
- Morphological aspects of human endometrium during hormone replacement therapy 1994
- Operative laparoscopy. Videolaparoscopy and videolaseroscopy 1994
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