Barrios MA, Méndez RLA

Idioma: Español
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RESUMEN

Los trastornos de la reproducción pueden ser causados por esterilidad, que es la incapacidad de concebir en la mujer y de fecundar en el hombre, o por infertilidad que es la falta de descendencia por el aborto repetido y/o habitualmente la muerte del recién nacido. En esta revisión se abordan las principales causas de los trastornos de la fertilidad y se enfocan los factores genéticos que influyen, dentro de estos los cromosómicos. Los estudios de las parejas con trastornos reproductivos deben ser enfocados por un equipo médico multidisciplinario para conocer origen, realizar pronóstico y brindar la opción reproductiva según corresponda.

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