Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8996633 Medical Hypotheses 2005 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
The tendency of excessive scarring could not be exclusive of skin and generate abnormal scarring responses in feminine reproductive tract, leading to a major frequency of infertility. Thus, it could be suggested the use of other contraceptive methods and a more aggressive treatment against infections of the reproductive tract, taking in consideration the pathophysiology of keloid scar formation and its relationship with tubal occlusion.
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