ЕФЕКТИВНІСТЬ КОРЕКЦІЇ ВНУТРІШНЬОМАТКОВОЇ ПЕРЕГОРОДКИ У ПАЦІЄНТОК ІЗ НЕВИНОШУВАННЯМ ВАГІТНОСТІ
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https://doi.org/10.11603/2415-8798.2016.1.6130Abstract
У статті наведено результати гістероскопічної метропластики у 34 пацієнток із неповною внутрішньоматковою перегородкою та невиношуванням вагітності в анамнезі. Представлені дані вказують на високу ефективність гістероскопічної корекції вади розвитку матки, що веде до збільшення частоти виношування вагітності.
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