Operative hysteroscopy should be repeated as many times as necessary for the treatment of refractory Asherman syndrome versus is there any alternative therapy worth considering?

Carlos Simon, Carlos Simón
Fertility and sterility · 2020 · vol. 113(3) , pp. 510 · doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2020.01.021 · PMID:32089254 · W3008868629
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This paper questions the necessity of repeating operative hysteroscopy for refractory Asherman syndrome and explores whether alternative therapies exist as viable options.

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Complementary Therapies Gynatresia Infertility, Female Female Humans Hysteroscopy Pregnancy

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