Obstructive anomalies of the female reproductive tract.
This review discusses the embryology, diagnosis, and treatment of obstructive anomalies in the female reproductive tract that can cause menstrual outflow obstruction, pelvic masses, endometriosis, pain, and potential fertility issues.
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