Relationship between uterine scoring system for reproduction and pregnancy in controlled ovarian stimulation-intrauterine insemination cycles

Navinchandra, R Nayak; Shankar, Shetty Theertha; Kavitha, D; Kamath, Mangala Gowri; Devdas, Shetty Pradnya; Vineela, Puli

doi:10.4103/2348-2907.204669

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“…According to study conducted by (16) in spontaneous IUI cycles of 222 women, UBP score of 17-19 gave, 79% of conception and 7.6% conceived with a score of ≤13. (15) found that pregnancy rate for patients with a score of 17-19 was 100% and a score of ≤13 was negative for pregnancy.…”

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Uterine Biophysical Profile in IUI Cycles in Relevance to Hyaluronic Acid Pessaries

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Mossa

2023

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“…UBP scoring (11) is a simple method for prediction of ER and for prediction of pregnancy in ICSI cycle (13)(14) and in IUI cycle (12,(15)(16)(17) .…”

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Uterine Biophysical Profile in IUI Cycles in Relevance to Hyaluronic Acid Pessaries

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Mossa

2023

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“…Some studies suggest that endometrial patterns, such as triple-line configuration, patterns of a hyperechoic endometrium, and the presence of a central echogenic line detected by ultrasound as well as by the evaluation of endometrial blood flow, have more impact on the implantation potential as compared to endometrial thickness ( Gonen and Casper, 1990 ; Järvelä et al , 2005 ; Gingold et al , 2015 ; Navinchandra et al , 2016 ). Studies have also reported the combined approach of endometrial pattern together with thickness, and a scoring system for the prediction of pregnancy success during IVF ( Baruffi et al , 2002 ; Chen et al , 2010 ; Gingold et al , 2015 ; Khan et al , 2016 ; Navinchandra et al , 2016 ; Ugwu et al , 2022 ; Zhang et al , 2022 ). An IVF study reported that the triple-line endometrial pattern observed on the day of the administration of hCG was associated with an improved pregnancy rate compared to the homogenous, hyperechogenic, or intermediate endometrial pattern ( Gingold et al , 2015 ).…”

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“…However, as for endometrial thickness, there are conflicting conclusions even on the correlation of endometrial pattern with pregnancy rate ( Gonen and Casper, 1990 ; Check et al , 1993b ; Järvelä et al , 2005 ; Potlog-Nahari et al , 2005 ; Rashidi et al , 2005 ; Mercé et al , 2008 ; Ugwu et al , 2022 ), without the information on age-related shift. The endometrial thickness and pattern can be used as prognostic indicators for endometrial receptivity; however, these features have not been well accepted as sole predictive markers for successful implantation ( Navinchandra et al , 2016 ). Additionally, detailed information regarding age-related alterations in endometrial morphology and thickness is not yet available.…”

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Endometrial receptivity in women of advanced age: an underrated factor in infertility

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Human Reproduction Update

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BACKGROUND Modern lifestyle has led to an increase in the age at conception. Advanced age is one of the critical risk factors for female-related infertility. It is well known that maternal age positively correlates with the deterioration of oocyte quality and chromosomal abnormalities in oocytes and embryos. The effect of age on endometrial function may be an equally important factor influencing implantation rate, pregnancy rate, and overall female fertility. However, there are only a few published studies on this topic, suggesting that this area has been under-explored. Improving our knowledge of endometrial aging from the biological (cellular, molecular, histological) and clinical perspectives would broaden our understanding of the risks of age-related female infertility. OBJECTIVE AND RATIONALE The objective of this narrative review is to critically evaluate the existing literature on endometrial aging with a focus on synthesizing the evidence for the impact of endometrial aging on conception and pregnancy success. This would provide insights into existing gaps in the clinical application of research findings and promote the development of treatment options in this field. SEARCH METHODS The review was prepared using PubMed (Medline) until February 2023 with the keywords such as ‘endometrial aging’, ‘receptivity’, ‘decidualization’, ‘hormone’, ‘senescence’, ‘cellular’, ‘molecular’, ‘methylation’, ‘biological age’, ‘epigenetic’, ‘oocyte recipient’, ‘oocyte donation’, ‘embryo transfer’, and ‘pregnancy rate’. Articles in a language other than English were excluded. OUTCOMES In the aging endometrium, alterations occur at the molecular, cellular, and histological levels suggesting that aging has a negative effect on endometrial biology and may impair endometrial receptivity. Additionally, advanced age influences cellular senescence, which plays an important role during the initial phase of implantation and is a major obstacle in the development of suitable senolytic agents for endometrial aging. Aging is also accountable for chronic conditions associated with inflammaging, which eventually can lead to increased pro-inflammation and tissue fibrosis. Furthermore, advanced age influences epigenetic regulation in the endometrium, thus altering the relation between its epigenetic and chronological age. The studies in oocyte donation cycles to determine the effect of age on endometrial receptivity with respect to the rates of implantation, clinical pregnancy, miscarriage, and live birth have revealed contradictory inferences indicating the need for future research on the mechanisms and corresponding causal effects of women’s age on endometrial receptivity. WIDER IMPLICATIONS Increasing age can be accountable for female infertility and IVF failures. Based on the complied observations and synthesized conclusions in this review, advanced age has been shown to have a negative impact on endometrial functioning. This information can provide recommendations for future research focusing on molecular mechanisms of age-related cellular senescence, cellular composition, and transcriptomic changes in relation to endometrial aging. Additionally, further prospective research is needed to explore newly emerging therapeutic options, such as the senolytic agents that can target endometrial aging without affecting decidualization. Moreover, clinical trial protocols, focusing on oocyte donation cycles, would be beneficial in understanding the direct clinical implications of endometrial aging on pregnancy outcomes.

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Pregnancy rate in intrauterine insemination, is uterine biophysical profile of predictive value? A prospective study

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Relationship between uterine scoring system for reproduction and pregnancy in controlled ovarian stimulation-intrauterine insemination cycles

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Uterine Biophysical Profile in IUI Cycles in Relevance to Hyaluronic Acid Pessaries

Uterine Biophysical Profile in IUI Cycles in Relevance to Hyaluronic Acid Pessaries

Endometrial receptivity in women of advanced age: an underrated factor in infertility

Pregnancy rate in intrauterine insemination, is uterine biophysical profile of predictive value? A prospective study

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