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Komplikationen in der Sterilitätstherapie und -diagnostik

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Komplikationen in der Sterilitätsdiagnostik und -therapie gelten gemeinhin als äußerst schwerwiegend, da die zu Behandelnden mit Kinderwunsch landläufig nicht als „Kranke“ und eine invasive Diagnostik als nicht erforderlich betrachtet werden. Bei den Komplikationen in der Diagnostik handelt es sich um Organverletzungen mit Blutungs- und Infektionskomplikationen, aszendierende Infektionen und selten um Spätkomplikationen wie Ileus und Inkarzerationen.

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Bauer, O., Ludwig, M., Diedrich, K. (1998). Komplikationen in der Sterilitätstherapie und -diagnostik. In: Diedrich, K. (eds) Weibliche Sterilität. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58738-2_24

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