[The policy of systematic first line IVF in patients with severe deep endometriosis and pregnancy intention: A thin scientific support with severe collateral damages]
This paper examines the scientific evidence supporting systematic IVF for severe deep endometriosis patients desiring pregnancy, arguing it's insufficient given potential collateral damage.
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