Diagnostic laparoscopy prior to IVF cycle improves outcome in patients with unilateral distal tubal occlusion
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Diagnostic laparoscopy in patients with unilateral distal tubal occlusion before IVF improved pregnancy and live birth rates, while expectant management did not.
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