Possible influence of ovarian endometriosis on the pregnancy following in-vitro fertilization and embryo-transfer
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Women with ovarian endometriosis conceived via IVF face no significantly higher risk of adverse early pregnancy, delivery, or neonatal outcomes compared to those without the condition.
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Women with ovarian endometriosis who successfully conceived with IVF, do not have significantly higher risk of adverse early determinants of the pregnancy, delivery and neonatal outcomes than women conceived with IVF without ovarian endometriosis. However, more research is needed to establish the influence of ovarian endometriosis on gross perinatal outcomes.
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