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Publications and source records attributed to R E Batt.
A novel presentation of endometriosis is described in which the lesion is identified within the brim or floor of peritoneal pockets located within a crescentic band in the posterior pelvis. The predictability of these peritoneal pockets and their strong association with other anomalies of the Mullerian and urinary tracts raises the possibility of a congenital origin.
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Sixty-five infertile patients with moderate or severe endometriosis were treated with conservative surgery. Acosta's classification was used to demonstrate the extent of disease. In 48 women whose partners were normally fertile, 65% conceived, and in 17 whose partners were deficient, 35% achieved pregnancy. The extent of disease, age at the time of surgery, and length of infertility prior to surgery appeared to be significant factors. To intelligently give a prognosis prior to surgery and to achieve maximum pregnancy yield from the surgery, it is important to perform conservative surgery for endometriosis within the context of a complete infertility evaluation.
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