Clinical outcome in infertile women underwent laparoscopic surgery in endmetriosis: Evaluation of fallopian tubes adhesion and subsequent pregnant retes
This study evaluated the clinical outcome, including pregnancy rates, in infertile women who underwent laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis, specifically assessing fallopian tube adhesions.
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