The surgical treatment of tubal polyps
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Resection of intramural tubal polyps via linear salpingotomy resulted in normal pregnancies in three of five women undergoing infertility treatment.
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Three of 5 women who had resection of intramural tubal polyps as part of their infertility treatment conceived normal pregnancies within 12 months. Linear salpingotomy for the resection of polyps may have a place in the surgical management of infertility.
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