Was ist „Sterilität“ – eine Begriffsbestimmung

Michael Ludwig, Klaus Diedrich, Frank Nawroth
In: Springer Reference Medizin · 2019 · pp. 3–9 · doi:10.1007/978-3-662-57636-6_1 · W4235910454
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Sterility is defined as the inability to become pregnant, while infertility means the inability to give birth to a live child, with further distinction based on prior pregnancy history.

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The paper provides a terminology definition in reproductive medicine, distinguishing “Sterilität” as inability to conceive and “Infertilität” as inability to give birth to a living child. It further categorizes sterility as “primär,” when a woman has never conceived, versus “sekundär,” when conception has occurred in the affected couple’s relationship at least once. The chapter does not present empirical data or methods, and its limitation is that it is purely conceptual rather than evidence-generating. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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