A hospital-based study of hysteroscopic and laparoscopic findings in infertility cases among rural and urban female population of southern Rajasthan

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62.5% of studied women experienced primary infertility, underscoring the prevalence of fertility issues in the region.
Diagnostic laparoscopy identified ovarian pathology in 56.25% and tubal pathology in 48.34% of patients, revealing crucial insights into infertility causes.
Hysteroscopy detected uterine abnormalities in 12.5% of cases, emphasizing its importance in the diagnostic process for infertility.
Combined approaches of hysteroscopy and laparoscopy may enhance treatment planning, particularly in underserved populations.

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Descriptive study finds diagnostic benefits of hysteroscopy and laparoscopy in women's infertility, highlighting regional healthcare disparities.

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Descriptive study finds diagnostic benefits of hysteroscopy and laparoscopy in women's infertility, highlighting regional healthcare disparities.