Congress highlights
Highlights from meetings and congresses on endometriosis
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At ASRM2017 it was apparent that true research progress will not happen until sub-groups (phenotypes) of endometriosis are identified.
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Endometriosis sessions at ESHRE’s 33rd Annual Scientific Meeting were better attended than ever – and were all about finding the balance between medical and surgical therapies for the individual woman.
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Packed endometriosis special interest group pre-congress course at ESHRE in Geneva.
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When like-minded individuals come together with a selfless, common, goal to champion the cause, we can truly lead positive change in the field of endometriosis.
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Efficacy and safety of two different doses of elagolix, a GnRH antagonist, presented at World Congress on Endometrosis.
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Top ten research priorities in endometriosis presented at 13th World Congress on Endometriosis.
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100-year-old fertility technique could reduce IVF cases in women with endometriosis.
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Chair-elect of the ASRM Endometriosis Special Interest Group, Doctor Stacey Missmer, provides highlights from this year’s annual meeting. There is no size that fits all – think symptoms and think endometrium behaviour!
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Study suggests that endometriosis in organs outside of the pelvis may be common and clinically unrecognised.
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Increased risk of ovarian cancer observed in women who had no children following assisted reproductive technologies, and in women with endometriosis treated for infertility.