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Failure to become and remain pregnant after IVF depends on multiple factors including but not limited to the ability of the uterus to implant embryo and to carry a pregnancy to term. One of the factors which adversely affect fertility is the presence of uterine fibroids [1]. The closer the fibroids are to the uterine cavity, the greater their effect is on female fertility [2]. Reproduction is adversely affected mainly by intramural fibroids, which modulate endometrium and also by submucosal fibroids [2]. In patients with uterine fibroids, the course of pregnancy is often complicated. These are high-risk pregnancies as they may end in miscarriage, premature delivery or intrauterine death [3-5]. The factors predisposing to uterine fibroids include age, African ancestry, obesity and nulliparity. Although studies performed to date have extended our knowledge on fibroid pathology, their etiology has not been fully elucidated. There is a need for further research on predisposing factors and for prevention of uterine fibroids in women. Mini

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Commentary on the article “Pre-treatment with ulipristal acetate before ICSI procedure: a ” published in Menopause Review 6/2013 ( Przeglad Menopauzalny 2013; 6: 496-500)