STRATEGIES FOR PITUITARY DOWN-REGULATION TO OPTIMIZE IVF/ICSI OUTCOME IN POOR OVARIAN RESPONDERS (REVIEW ARTICLE)

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BADAWY AHMED; WAGEAH ALAA; EL GHARIB MOHAMED; OSMAN EZZ ELDIN

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Journal: Journal of Reproduction & Infertility Year:2012 | Volume:13 | Issue:3 (52) Page(s): 124-130

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STRATEGIES FOR PITUITARY DOWN-REGULATION TO OPTIMIZE IVF/ICSI OUTCOME IN POOR OVARIAN RESPONDERS (REVIEW ARTICLE)

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BADAWY AHMED | WAGEAH ALAA | EL GHARIB MOHAMED | OSMAN EZZ ELDIN | Issue Writer Certificate

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ICSI

IVF

POOR OVARIAN RESPONDERS

Abstract

The ovarian stimulation of poor responders still remains a challenging task for clinicians. There are numerous strategies that have been suggested to improve the outcome in poor responders but there is still no one pituitary down-regulation protocol that best suits all women with such condition. Traditional GnRH agonist flare and long luteal phase protocols do not appear to be advantageous. Reduction of GnRH agonist doses, "stop" protocols, and micro dose GnRH agonist flare regimes all appear to improve outcomes, although the proportional benefit of one approach over another has not been convincingly established. GnRH antagonists improve outcomes in this patient population, although, in general, pregnancy rates appear to be lower in comparison to micro dose GnRH agonist flare regimes.

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BADAWY, AHMED, WAGEAH, ALAA, EL GHARIB, MOHAMED, & OSMAN, EZZ ELDIN. (2012). STRATEGIES FOR PITUITARY DOWN-REGULATION TO OPTIMIZE IVF/ICSI OUTCOME IN POOR OVARIAN RESPONDERS (REVIEW ARTICLE). JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY, 13(3 (52)), 124-130. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/572230/en

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BADAWY AHMED, WAGEAH ALAA, EL GHARIB MOHAMED, OSMAN EZZ ELDIN. STRATEGIES FOR PITUITARY DOWN-REGULATION TO OPTIMIZE IVF/ICSI OUTCOME IN POOR OVARIAN RESPONDERS (REVIEW ARTICLE). JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY[Internet]. 2012;13(3 (52)):124-130. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/572230/en

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AHMED BADAWY, ALAA WAGEAH, MOHAMED EL GHARIB, and EZZ ELDIN OSMAN, “STRATEGIES FOR PITUITARY DOWN-REGULATION TO OPTIMIZE IVF/ICSI OUTCOME IN POOR OVARIAN RESPONDERS (REVIEW ARTICLE),” JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY, vol. 13, no. 3 (52), pp. 124–130, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/572230/en

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