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[The treatment of endometriosis in women with sterility. A prospective study over a 2-year period].

Presented are the results of a 2-year prospective study in patients with no other causes than endometriosis proved by laparoscopy between Jan. 1991 and June 1992. Fifty five patients completed 6-9 months of therapy of Orgametril alone and 15 women were pregnant (27.27%). Forty one patients had electro surgery of endometriosis by the time of laparoscopy and 21 patients of them received Orgametril. After electro surgery alone 5 women were pregnant (25%) and of 21 women with complex therapy 10 were pregnant (47.6%). Control group of 79 patients without therapy had pregnancy rates for 6 patients (7.59%). No differences were observed between three groups of patients with treatment. Pregnancy rates were statistically lower in group without therapy. This study reported conception rates for 18 months after laparoscopy.