Laser Laparoscopy as an Adjunct to Assisted Reproductive Treatments in Women with Pelvic Adhesions and Endometriosis
Combining laser laparoscopy with assisted reproductive treatments in infertile women with pelvic adhesions and endometriosis resulted in a significantly higher ongoing pregnancy rate compared to ART alone.
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