UAE FIBROID Registry Unlikely To Deliver Conclusive Post-Op Fertility Data
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Insufficient data from the uterine artery embolization FIBROID registry will necessitate further investigation to assess the impact of the procedure on fertility and future pregnancies, according to James Spies, MD, Georgetown University Medical Center
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