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Edited by William R. Keye, Jr., R. Jeffrey Chang, Robert W. Rebar, and Michael R. Soules. 922 pp., illustrated. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1995. $150. ISBN 0-7216-3970-4.

A gynecologist friend of mine suggested that the treatment of infertility could be more practical and efficient. A couple who had not achieved pregnancy should appear in the specialist's office on day 1 of the woman's menstruation with a sample of the man's ejaculate. If sperm were present, in vitro fertilization would be attempted; if sperm were not present, either donor insemination or adoption would be recommended. That the treatment of infertility is huge in scope is shown by this book. However, considering the enormous number of tests available and the multiple options for treatment, my cynical friend may have . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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