Pulsatile secretion pattern of LH and FSH during treatment with a depot GnRH-agonist in young men

Within recent years GnRH agonists have gained increasing importance in the treatment of reproductive failure. Their use as a pretreatment for in vitro fertilization increases the pregnancy rate at least under certain conditions. In cases of endometriosis and uterus myomatosus, GnRH agonists achieve high remission rates and may avoid or at least postpone the need for surgical intervention. The physiological basis and current clinical strategies are discussed.

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Basic and clinical aspects of GnRH‐agonists in reproduction

Schmutzler

Diedrich

1990

Intl J Gynecology & Obste

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Pulsatile secretion pattern of LH and FSH during treatment with a depot GnRH-agonist in young men

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