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What is the Role of Gynecology in Assisted Reproductive Technologies?

Gynecology plays a crucial role in ART by diagnosing and treating reproductive health issues. Gynecologists may work closely with reproductive endocrinologists to optimize the health and fertility of intended parents. They perform procedures such as ultrasounds, hormone treatments, and surgical interventions to support conception and pregnancy.

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