The effect of laparoscopic treatment of female infertility

In: Chinese Journal of Clinical Obstetric and Gynecology · 2001 · W2384921563
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A retrospective analysis of 59 infertile women found that laparoscopic treatment yielded a total pregnancy rate of 37.28%, with specific rates for tubal infertility, endometriosis, and PCOS being 31.77%, 35.71%, and 54.55% respectively.

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Objective To evaluate the results of laparoscopic treatment in women with infertility.Methods Laparo-scopic treatment and pregnancy outcome of 59 infertile women were analyzed retrospectively.Results After laparoscopic operations, the pregnant rates of 34 cases of tubal infertility, 14 endometriosis, and 11 polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) were 31.77%, 35.71% and 54.55% respectively. The total pregnant rate is 37.28% .Conclusions Laparoscopy is an effective treatment for female infertility. Proper selection of surgical indications could decrease the costs and timely postoperative assistent treatments are also the key points of raising the pregnant rate.

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