Reply: Why we need international agreement on terms and definitions to assess clinical outcome after endometriosis surgery

In: Human Reproduction · 2011 · vol. 26(6) , pp. 1599–1600 · doi:10.1093/humrep/der099 · W2144655534
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This paper argues for international consensus on the terminology and definitions used to evaluate clinical outcomes following endometriosis surgery to ensure consistent and comparable research.

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Why we need international agreement on terms and definitions to assess clinical outcome after endometriosis surgery

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endometriosis

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