Sterilitätsabklärung vor tubenchirurgischen Eingriffen

  • T. Rabe
  • Ü. B. Gör
  • J. F. H. Gauwerky
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Zusammenfassung

Die ungewollte Kinderlosigkeit stellt für ein Ehepaar eine große Belastung dar. Sie betrifft etwa 10% aller Paare mit Kinderwunsch. Die Ursachen für die Sterilität liegen in etwa 35% der Fälle bei der Frau und zu 35% beim Mann. Bei etwa 15–20% aller Ehepaare mit Kinderwunsch ist sie bei beiden Partnern zu suchen, und etwa 10% fallen in den Bereich der ungeklärten (idiopathischen) Sterilität.

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  • Ü. B. Gör
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