A comparative analysis of the cycle fecundity rates associated with combined human menopausal gonadotropin (hMG) and intrauterine insemination (IUI) versus either hMG or IUI alone

Chaffkin, Linda M.; Nulsen, John; Luciano, Anthony A.; Metzger, Déborah

doi:10.1016/s0015-0282(16)54111-9

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“…Similarly a much reduced peripheral resistance can be detected in the artery supplying an ovary that is about to ovulate . [31,32] So Doppler us used to confirm the possible relation ship between vascularization reproductive competence of ovarian follicles most of them show appositive association between follicle vascularization and ovarian responsiveness to controlled ovarian stimulation (33,34) so Doppler u\s use to assess uterine and ovarian blood flow patterns. In ART cycles statistical models have been reported for predicting success rates which suggested that follicle number, duration of subfertility were the most significant variables in predicting outcome.…”

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Perifollicular vascularity as a potential variable affecting outcome in stimulated intrauterine insemination treatment cycles: by using transvaginal power Doppler

Shamkhi Al-Ghazali,

R. Al-Haris

2017

Qad Med J

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The aim of study was to asses any potential relationship between perifollicular vascularity and fetal outcome in an invivo environment following ovarian stimulation and intrauterine insemination. A total of 75 unselected consecutive patients undergoing stimulated intrauterine insemination cycles (with clomid) was recruited where the perifollicular vascularity of the follicles â‰¥16 mm was studied using subjective grading system by transvaginal power Doppler ultrasonography 24 h after HCG administration. 36 hours after H.C.G administration we did intrauterine insemination and two weeks later we did pregnancy test for our patients. A total 75 mature follicles ( > 16 mm ) was studied. According to the result of Doppler study we found that we had 54.6% of follicles having grade III perfollicular vascularity , 32% having grade II , and 13.3% grade I. The follicles of high grade vascularity were associated with higher pregnancy rate (grade 3= 19.5%) than cycles with low grade vascularity (grade2 =12.5%), with no pregnancy occur in grade 1 vascularity group. Early pregnancy loss rate was significantly higher in grade2 follicular vascularity (33.3%) than grade 3 (12.5%) . The mean age and duration of subfertility were significantly higher (P<0.05), with low follicular vascularity grades compared with grade II, III. These data would suggest that perfollicular vascularity and PI (pulsatility index ) of uterine artery has an important role to play in the outcome of IUI cycles. And that the power Doppler has the potential to refine the management of assisted reproduction treatment cycles.

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Perifollicular vascularity as a potential variable affecting outcome in stimulated intrauterine insemination treatment cycles: by using transvaginal power Doppler

Shamkhi Al-Ghazali,

R. Al-Haris

2017

Qad Med J

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“…Outro estudo randomizado comparou pacientes Endometriose e Infertilidade submetidas à indução com gonadotrofi nas e IIU com pacientes submetidas somente a indução. A fecundidade foi maior no grupo que associou o uso de gonadotrofi nas à IIU (0,129; n=109) quando comparado ao grupo de uso de gonadotrofi nas isoladamente (0,066; n=76) (26) . Um estudo randomizado de 40 mulheres com endometriose estádios I e II e infertilidade comparou pacientes submetidas à indução com gonadotrofi nas e pacientes sem tratamento durante 3 ciclos consecutivos, demonstrando uma taxa de fecundidade de 0,15 no primeiro grupo e de 0,045 no grupo submetido a tratamento expectante (P<0.05) (27) .…”

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Endometriosis and Infertility: A Causal or Casual Role?

Neme¹,

Ramos²,

Santos³

et al. 2006

JBRA

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Hipóteses de que a endometriose cause infertilidade ou diminuição nas taxas de fecundidade, são fatos ainda controversos. Apesar de existir evidências que demonstram uma clara associação entre endometriose e infertilidade, uma relação de causa e efeito ainda não foi bem estabelecida. Há poucos problemas em infertilidade que apresentam complexidade tão avançada como aqueles relacionados à programação da terapia da mulher infértil com endometriose e, desta forma, o tratamento destas pacientes ainda apresenta um caráter empírico. Os efeitos adversos sobre cada componente ligado à reprodução foram revisados neste estudo. A forma mais correta de aconselhamento a estes casais, bem como os efeitos da endometriose sobre a fertilidade, permanecem incertos e necessitam serem melhor esclarecidos.

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Endometriosis and Infertility

Ussia¹,

Ph.R.²

1956

JAMA

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A comparative analysis of the cycle fecundity rates associated with combined human menopausal gonadotropin (hMG) and intrauterine insemination (IUI) versus either hMG or IUI alone

Cited by 110 publications

References 22 publications

Perifollicular vascularity as a potential variable affecting outcome in stimulated intrauterine insemination treatment cycles: by using transvaginal power Doppler

Perifollicular vascularity as a potential variable affecting outcome in stimulated intrauterine insemination treatment cycles: by using transvaginal power Doppler

Endometriosis and Infertility: A Causal or Casual Role?

Endometriosis and Infertility

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