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Ovarielle Stimulation: Möglichkeiten und Komplikationen

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Weibliche Sterilität

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Ovarielle Funktionsstörungen, die mit einer Anovulation einhergehen, machen ca. 35–40% der Ursachen einer bestehenden Ehesterilität aus. Folgerichtig stehen sie im Vordergrund der Sterilitätsbehandlung. Klinisch können sich diese Störungen in einer Vielzahl von Symptomen äußern. Diese reichen von der einfachen Regeltempostörung über die Oligomenorrhö bis zur primären oder sekundären Amenorrhö, zum Teil einhergehend mit weiteren Symptomen (s. Übersicht).

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Felberbaum, R., Ortmann, O., Weiss, J., Diedrich, K. (1998). Ovarielle Stimulation: Möglichkeiten und Komplikationen. In: Diedrich, K. (eds) Weibliche Sterilität. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58738-2_6

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