El factor tubario en la era de la fertilización in vitro

A. Gonzalo Duque, V. Jaime Albornoz
In: Revista Médica Clínica Las Condes · 2010 · vol. 21(3) , pp. 397–402 · doi:10.1016/s0716-8640(10)70550-2 · W1979424474
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This review discusses how assisted reproductive technologies have largely replaced surgery for tubal infertility associated with endometriosis, while acknowledging that surgical intervention remains relevant for mild to moderate damage or specific ethical and financial constraints.

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El desarrollo de las tícnicas de fecundación asistida ha desplazado a la cirugía como procedimiento de elección en el tratamiento de la infertilidad tubaria secundaria a procesos inflamatorios pelvianos, ligadura tubaria y endometriosis. Sin embargo, la cirugía aún conserva un sitio reconocido, especialmente en casos de daño tubario leve o moderado o cuando existen limitaciones económicas y conflictos éticos o religiosos con las técnicas de fecundación asistida. The development of Assisted Reproductive Technologies has displaced surgery as first-line treatment of tubal infertility secondary to pelvic inflammatory disease, tubal sterilization or endometriosis. However surgery might still have some place in minimal or moderate tubal damage and when financial, ethical or religious conflicts exist.

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