Damage to ovarian reserve associated with laparoscopic excision of endometriomas: A quantitative rather than qualitative injury
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Laparoscopic excision of endometriomas results in a quantitative loss of ovarian follicles, directly correlating with the extent of tissue removed rather than the technique itself.
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- The Effect of Unilateral Endometrioma Excision on Ovarian Reserve 2015
- Removal of unilateral endometriomas is associated with immediate and sustained reduction in ovarian reserve 2013
- Utero-ovarian hemodynamics after laparoscopic treatment of infertility caused by moderate to severe endometriosis 2013
- Endometriosis e infertilidad 2012
- Endometrioma e infertilidad: revisión de alternativas terapéuticas 2011
- Endometriosis, endometrioma e infertilidad 2010
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