Springer | Medicine | April 21, 2015 | ISBN-10: 1447149521 | 260 pages | pdf | 12.82 mb
by Mostafa Metwally (Editor), Tin-Chiu Li (Editor)
From the Back Cover
This evidence-based book examines the role of reproductive surgery in the current age of IVF and in modern medical practice. The authors provide a detailed insight into surgical techniques and where such practices stand relative to other fertility treatments such as assisted conception techniques.
Reproductive Surgery in Assisted Conception is a useful reference book for current practicing reproductive surgeons as well as those training in the field. It is also invaluable to other fertility practitioners wishing to gain more insight into how and when surgical intervention may be used as either a standalone fertility treatment or to improve success rates of other fertility treatments.
Topics
Reproductive Medicine
Gynecology
Surgery
Minimally Invasive Surgery
