THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEEP ENDOMETRIOSIS AND THE RESULTS OF IN VITRO FERTILIZATION TREATMENTS

Luciano Mateos, J Marques, Victoria Lima Bedori, Raphael Moura, Amanda Marchezini e Silva, Leonardo Henrique Abdalla da Silva, Luís Silva, Julia Buzzi Arrotheia, Gleice Mara Alves Nunes, Kyanne Santos Oliveira, Kevin Oliveira, Ana Beatriz Tavares Rosa, Mariana Soares Silva Oliveira, Gabriela Herrera Goes
In: International Journal of Health Science · 2025 · vol. 5(17) , pp. 1–7 · doi:10.22533/at.ed.1595172511048 · W4409662005
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This review analyzed how deep endometriosis affects IVF outcomes, finding conflicting data on pregnancy rates and highlighting the need for individualized treatment decisions.

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This paper is a bibliographic review (PubMed-MEDLINE, 2015–2025) analyzing how deep endometriosis affects outcomes of in vitro fertilization, including success rates, embryo quality, implantation, and gestational outcomes. It reports that deep endometriosis may compromise egg quality, endometrial receptivity, and implantation rates, but that individual studies show conflicting findings: some report lower IVF pregnancy rates while others find similar success compared with women without the disease. The review also notes that whether surgery before IVF is beneficial remains controversial, depending on disease severity and ovarian reserve, and it concludes that further research is needed to define optimal approaches. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically deep endometriosis and its relationship to IVF outcomes.

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Objective: To analyze the influence of deep endometriosis on the results of in vitro fertilization treatments, addressing success rates, embryo quality, embryo implantation and gestational outcomes.Methodology: Bibliographic review using the PubMed -ME-DLINE database, considering articles from 2015 to 2025 using the following search strategy: ("deep" AND ("endometriosis"[MeSH Terms] OR "endometriosis" OR "endometrioses") AND ("in vitro fertilisation" OR "fertilization in vitro"[MeSH Terms] OR ("fertilization" AND "vitro") OR "fertilization in vitro" OR ("vitro" AND "fertilization") OR "in vitro fertilization")).Review: IUD can compromise egg quality, endometrial receptivity and implantation rates.Some studies indicate that patients with IUD have lower pregnancy rates in IVF, while others suggest success similar to that of women without the disease.The need for surgery before IVF remains controversial, depending on the severity of the endometriosis and the ovarian reserve.Final considerations: DIE can impact fertility, but the choice between surgery and IVF must be individualized.More studies are needed to define optimal approaches.
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To analyze the influence of deep endometriosis on the results of in vitro fertilization treatments, addressing success rates, embryo quality, embryo implantation and gestational outcomes. Methodology: Bibliographic review using the PubMed - MEDLINE database, considering articles from 2015 to 2025 using the following search strategy: ("deep" AND ("endometriosis"[MeSH Terms] OR "endometriosis" OR "endometrioses") AND ("in vitro fertilisation" OR "fertilization in vitro"[MeSH Terms] OR ("fertilization" AND "vitro") OR "fertilization in vitro" OR ("vitro" AND "fertilization") OR "in vitro fertilization")). Review: IUD can compromise egg quality, endometrial receptivity and implantation rates. Some studies indicate that patients with IUD have lower pregnancy rates in IVF, while others suggest success similar to that of women without the disease. The need for surgery before IVF remains controversial, depending on the severity of the endometriosis and the ovarian reserve. Final considerations: DIE can impact fertility, but the choice between surgery and IVF must be individualized. More studies are needed to define optimal approaches. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEEP ENDOMETRIOSIS AND THE RESULTS OF IN VITRO FERTILIZATION TREATMENTS - DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.1595172511048 - Palavras-chave: Deep endometriosis, In vitro fertilization, Infertility. -

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Deep endometriosis, In vitro fertilization, Infertility. -

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Objective: To analyze the influence of deep endometriosis on the results of in vitro fertilization treatments, addressing success rates, embryo quality, embryo implantation and gestational outcomes. Methodology: Bibliographic review using the PubMed - MEDLINE database, considering articles from 2015 to 2025 using the following search strategy: ("deep" AND ("endometriosis"[MeSH Terms] OR "endometriosis" OR "endometrioses") AND ("in vitro fertilisation" OR "fertilization in vitro"[MeSH Terms] OR ("fertilization" AND "vitro") OR "fertilization in vitro" OR ("vitro" AND "fertilization") OR "in vitro fertilization")). Review: IUD can compromise egg quality, endometrial receptivity and implantation rates. Some studies indicate that patients with IUD have lower pregnancy rates in IVF, while others suggest success similar to that of women without the disease. The need for surgery before IVF remains controversial, depending on the severity of the endometriosis and the ovarian reserve. Final considerations: DIE can impact fertility, but the choice between surgery and IVF must be individualized. More studies are needed to define optimal approaches. - Lívia Mathiazi Di Mateos - Julia Muniz Marques - Victoria Lima Bedori - Rafaela Rehem Rosa Moura - Amanda Marchezini e Silva - Leonardo Henrique Abdalla da Silva - Julia Buzzi Arrotheia - Gleice Mara Alves Nunes - Kyanne Santos Oliveira - Ana Beatriz Tavares Rosa - Mariana Soares Silva Oliveira - Gabriela Herrera Goes

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