Establishment of a nonanonymous donor oocyte program: preliminary experience at the University of Southern California

Sauer, Mark V.; Paulson, Richard J.; Macaso, Thelma M.; Francis-Hernandez, Mary; Løbo, Rogerio A.

doi:10.1016/s0015-0282(16)60913-5

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“…Thus, these patients may be more prone to multiple gestations. The first triplet pregnancy following donor oocyte fertilization was reported by SAUER and PAULSON [24]; in fact four of their first six pregnancies in women with ovarian failure were multiples [25]. The outcome of this pregnancy was not stated.…”

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Fetal outcome of triplets in a turner mosaic

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1993

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Pregnancies are now being reported resulting from fertilization of donor oocytes in women with ovarian failure. A case of triplets in a Turner mosaic is reported herein following transfers of embryos resulting from donor oocytes. She had previously demonstrated a normal sized uterine cavity by hysterosalpingography. The opinion from our group was that she should consider selective reduction but a perinatology consult thought she should have a favorable outcome. Her pregnancy was complicated by polyhydramnios, pre-term labor, and eventual fetal demise at 25 and 27 weeks of all three fetuses. Natural pregnancies in patients with gonadal dysgenesis have been reported in at least 138 patients. Many aborted or had stillbirths and this high rate of fetal mortality has been ascribed to chromosomal abnormalities. The continued use of donor oocytes will provide data to evaluate whether there will continue to be a higher spontaneous abortion rate and complications in second and third trimesters in Turner's pregnancies even in single pregnancies. The outcome of this case can at least be provided to future gonadal dysgenesis patients with triplets to help them in their decision as to whether or not to have selective reduction.

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Fetal outcome of triplets in a turner mosaic

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1993

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“…1). 37 Minimal risks are posed by the use of either of these medications. Complications have been reported in recipients, and include the development of a tubo-ovarian abscess following embryo transfer, an ectopic pregnancy, the delivery of chromosomally abnormal babies, and a third trimester maternal death following a cerebral vascular accident.…”

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Oocyte Donation: Reviewing a Decade of Growth and Development

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1995

Semin Reprod Med

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“…This was also true when performing oocyte donation, and, to the surprise of many investigators, multiple gestations commonly occurred, the recipients' endometrium proving to be more receptive to embryo implantation than conventional patients undergoing IVF. As a result, complicated pregnancies in recipients of donor oocytes were frequent (12).…”

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Revisiting the early days of oocyte and embryo donation: relevance to contemporary clinical practice

Sauer

2018

Fertility and Sterility

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Oocyte and embryo donation have evolved significantly since they were first introduced to treat human infertility nearly four decades ago. Social, ethical, and regulatory challenges to oocyte and embryo donation have generated controversy and invited public scrutiny. However, oocyte and embryo donation continued to provide physicians the opportunity to treat the ''untreatable.'' Undoubtedly, clinical practices related to oocyte and embryo donation have greatly changed over the years. Yet, they have endured as viable choices of treatment for many patients and their physicians, remained popular owing to their versatility, and, perhaps most importantly, provided consistently high pregnancy success rates. (Fertil Steril Ò 2018;110:981-7. Ó2018 by American Society for Reproductive Medicine.

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Establishment of a nonanonymous donor oocyte program: preliminary experience at the University of Southern California

Cited by 52 publications

References 12 publications

Fetal outcome of triplets in a turner mosaic

Fetal outcome of triplets in a turner mosaic

Oocyte Donation: Reviewing a Decade of Growth and Development

Revisiting the early days of oocyte and embryo donation: relevance to contemporary clinical practice

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