CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MICROBIOTA IN PATIENTS WITH ENDOMETRIOMAS COMBINED WITH PELVIC INFLAMMATORY PROCESSES
Women with endometriomas combined with pelvic inflammatory disease showed increased levels of opportunistic and pathogenic microorganisms in the cervical canal compared to those with isolated endometriomas.
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