Episdoe15: Surgery Restore natural fertility In Endometriosis DIE Patients

A follow up of the ENDORE trial by H.Roman et.al ,This research study evaluates fertility outcomes for women undergoing surgery to treat deep colorectal endometriosis, specifically focusing on those who wish to conceive afterward. Researchers found that surgical intervention led to a high pregnancy rate of approximately 81% among participants over a four-year follow-up period. Notably, more than half of these patients achieved natural conception without the need for assisted reproductive technologies. The findings suggest that expert surgical management is a viable and effective primary option for restoring fertility in women with severe rectal involvement. Furthermore, the study indicates that patients who were encouraged to try conceiving naturally following their procedure often became pregnant more quickly than those referred directly to fertility clinics. Ultimately, the results advocate for surgery as a robust alternative to immediate in vitro fertilization for symptomatic patients.