The incidence of fallopian tube patency after transcervical resection of the endometrium including rollerball diathermy to the tubal ostia
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- Transcervical endometrial resection: Long‐term results of 390 procedures 2006
- Endometrial Thermal Coagulation – Degree of Uterine Fibrosis Predicts Treatment Outcome 1998
- Partial rollerball endometrial ablation: A modification of total ablation to treat menorrhagia without causing complications from intrauterine adhesions 1999
- Long-term impact and risk factors for hysterectomy after hysteroscopic surgery for menorrhagia 2006
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- Long-term impact and risk factors for hysterectomy after hysteroscopic surgery for menorrhagia 2006
- Transcervical endometrial resection: Long‐term results of 390 procedures 2006
- Partial rollerball endometrial ablation: A modification of total ablation to treat menorrhagia without causing complications from intrauterine adhesions 1999
- Endometrial Thermal Coagulation – Degree of Uterine Fibrosis Predicts Treatment Outcome 1998
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