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Failed Female Sterilization: A Review of Pathogenesis and Subsequent Contraceptive Options
The Journal of Reproductive Medicine, 09/11/09

Awonuga AO et al. – Tubal sterilization is highly effective but can fail. There is a paucity of information in the literature as to what is best or most appropriate for patients when sterilization fails. Patients should be counseled at the outset about the contraceptive options that are available should sterilization fail.

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