Titlebook: Infertility; Allan A. Templeton (Professor of Obstetrics and Gy Book 1992 Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 1992 Embryo.In

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Book 1992 both clinicians and patients, but need to be rigorously assessed if their real value is to be understood and clinical practice is to develop. In this book issues of importance to the management of infertile patients are discussed. The gaps in our knowledge which prevent a better understanding of th

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The Causes of Infertility and Relative Effectiveness of Treatmentlable in developed countries, as described in Chapter 2), and the causes appear to be the same except in Africa, where tubal damage is relatively common due to sexually transmitted pelvic infection [1]. Therefore the needs of treatment are virtually the same the world over.

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Epididymal Surgerya) the treatment of male factor infertility with IVF or GIFT; (b) microsurgery for obstructive azoospermia; and (c) IVF with epididymal sperm for irreversible obstructive azoospermia and congenital absence of the vas.

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Manipulation of the Ovarian Cyclesectomised women by Carl Gemzell in 1958, was an example of classical replacement therapy of a deficiency of hormones [2]. Gonadotrophins still have a role in the treatment of anovulation (Chapter 15). The major challenge is to devise a regimen which avoids the risk of multiple birth.

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Advanced Videolaparoscopy and Videolaseroscopyese were cold light (Fourestier, Gladu and Valmiere) and fibreoptics (Kampany and Hopkins). In the late 1940s, Raoul Palmer of France was the main promoter of the use of laparoscopy in gynaecology. He reported the first human tubal fulguration in 1962.

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Surgery and the Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, cardiovascular and gall bladder diseases and to have a significant degree of insulin resistance not related to obesity [3]. Some of these conditions may be related to the hyperandrogenic state and the pattern of circulating lipoproteins.

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