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adhesiolysis for tubal diseaseFrom: Dr. John Teo M.R.C.O.G (mstmy95@tm.net.my)Tue Aug 3 06:39:59 1999
I am, starting to do a fair amount of infertility work as a special interest. I am interested to hear about the experience in adhesiolysis for tubal disease in the treatment of infertility. In particular I would like to know whether there is any benefit at all in doing adhesiolysis for periovarian adhesions and partially clubbed and block tubes that does not show total obstruction. I work in a place that IVF technology is not easily accessible and affordable.
-- Yours sincerely, John Teo
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