[Results of treating tubal factors in infertile women in light of successful pregnancies].
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This study analyzed 80 successful pregnancies in women treated for tubal infertility, finding that pregnancy rates were influenced by infertility duration, treatment length, patient age, and the underlying cause and surgical intervention.
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We retrospectively analyzed 80 pregnancies ended by delivery of a healthy child in women after treatment of tubal infertility. The results were influenced by the duration of infertility, duration of the treatment and by the age of the patients. 13.75% of women with clinical symptoms of chronic exacerbate inflammation became pregnant after preliminary anti-inflammatory treatment but 86.25% of women following treatment due to earlier determined etiology (endometriosis, post inflammatory tubal disease). The group of women (38.75%) with oviductal occlusion apart from the treatment based on etiology were also treated surgically in 70%.
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