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A cohort study finds lower live birth and higher miscarriage rates in women with junctional zone adenomyosis after embryo transfer, indicating a need for better assessment.
JZ adenomyosis is associated with significantly lower live birth rates and higher miscarriage rates after a first SET with donor oocytes, despite similar implantation rates. Comprehensive pre-ART ultrasound assessment of the JZ may improve counseling and support targeted strategies to optimize reproductive outcomes.
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