Complex ethical and medical considerations make informed consent for assisted reproductive technology difficult, where classic approaches need to be reexamined. Reconsidering classic approaches to informed consent may improve ART patients’ understanding and experiences.

The majority of providers are using hormonal and surgical treatment for endometriosis-associated pain, and only a minority of providers recommend nonhormonal complementary approaches.

Genetic testing provides invaluable information that can lead to lifesaving preventative measures, but there are legal liabilities of which primary care physicians, including obstetricians and gynecologists, should be aware.

Women with the levonorgestrel 13.5 mg intrauterine system have lower rates of reported symptom-related concerns and higher rates of discontinuation for symptom-related concerns, though not significant statistically.

Data on nuchal translucency thickness, free β-hCG, and PAPP-A maternal serum concentrations and other important criteria were obtained in this study for the purpose of analyzing their value in first-trimester screening for aneuploidy.

Pelvic adhesion is an important factor in infertility. Tubal examination should be part of the clinical diagnosis and treatment of primary infertility. Repeated pregnancy increased pelvic and fallopian tube diseases, which are important factors in secondary infertility.

A meta-analysis revealed that there was no statistical difference in clinical pregnancy rate, live birth rate, and clinical miscarriage rate between endometrial injury treatment and control groups. Nevertheless, more randomized controlled trials are needed for further assessment.

We report the rare case of a patient who became pregnant and delivered a healthy infant after laparoscopic excision of a fallopian tube teratoma carrying an allelic p53 mutation.