Faut-il réellement opérer les lésions infiltrantes d’endométriose ? – Non « Choisir le réalisme et non l’idéalisme »
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This paper questions the necessity of surgical intervention for infiltrative endometriosis, advocating for a realistic approach over idealistic treatment strategies.
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