1. Aspiration of ovarian endometriomas before intracytoplasmic sperm injection 
Recai Pabuccu, M.D., Gogsen Onalan, M.D., Umit Goktolga, M.D., Tansu Kucuk, M.D., Esat Orhon, M.D., Temel Ceyhan, M.D. 
Fertility and Sterility 
Volume 82, Issue 3, Pages (September 2004)
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2. FIGURE 1
Clinical pregnancy rate in all groups with ICSI cycles. Bars represent the clinical pregnancy rate (%). 1: Patients with aspiration of endometriomas at the beginning of COH (n = 41); 2: patients with nonaspirated endometriomas (n = 40); 3: women with a history of ovarian surgery for endometriomas with no ovarian endometriomas at the start of treatment (n = 44); 4: women with tubal factor infertility as a control group (n = 46).
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3. FIGURE 2
Implantation rate in all groups with ICSI cycles. Bars represent implantation rates (the total number of gestational sacs divided by the total number of embryos transferred for each group analyzed) (%). 1: Patients with aspiration of endometriomas at the beginning of COH (n = 41); 2: patients with nonaspirated endometriomas (n = 40); 3: women with a history of ovarian surgery for endometriomas with no ovarian endometriomas at the start of treatment (n = 44); 4: women with tubal factor infertility as a control group (n = 46).
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