2004
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/deh346
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Age and homocysteine plasma levels are risk factors for thrombotic complications after ovarian stimulation

Abstract: Age > or = 39 years and mild hyperhomocysteinaemia are strongly associated with the occurrence of thrombotic events during IVF.

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“…Although thrombotic complications after ovarian stimulation are rare (14)(15)(16), age and hyperhomocysteinemia are associated with an increased thrombotic risk (17). In anticipation of an ovarian hyperstimulation and to plan an antithrombotic prophylaxis, matching the dosage of folic acid and B vitamins in case of hyperhomocysteinemia, it is useful to know the coagulation state of the infertile women.…”
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“…Although thrombotic complications after ovarian stimulation are rare (14)(15)(16), age and hyperhomocysteinemia are associated with an increased thrombotic risk (17). In anticipation of an ovarian hyperstimulation and to plan an antithrombotic prophylaxis, matching the dosage of folic acid and B vitamins in case of hyperhomocysteinemia, it is useful to know the coagulation state of the infertile women.…”
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“…[2,29]. Prospektive Studien geben ein generelles Thrombembolierisiko nach Stimulation von etwa 0,5% an [17]. Darunter haben allerdings ältere Frauen (>39 Jahre) und Frauen mit angeborenen oder erworbenen Risikofaktoren (APC-Resistenz, Prothrombinmutation, Hyperhomozysteinämie, Adipositas, chronische Entzün-dung) ein deutlich höheres Risiko als junge und gesunde Frauen [1,22].…”
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“…Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), age >39, pregnancy, homocysteine levels above the 97th percentile, and inherited thrombophilias are published risks associated with the development of thrombosis during IVF (1)(2)(3). Further, IVF-related venous thromboembolic events have been associated with pregnancy, OHSS, an inherited coagulopathy, and age greater than 35 in 97%, 78%, 48%, and 24% of cases, respectively (4).…”
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