Poor responders – outcome opportunities (clinical data)

Authors

  • R.К. Valiyev
  • Sh.К. Karibayeva
  • А.N. Rybina
  • К.А. Urazymbetova

Keywords:

infertility, poor response, low ovarian reserve, IVF, pregnancy rate, child-bearing rate

Abstract

Ovarian reserve plays an important role in the adequate response of the ovary to ovarian stimulation and the production
of health ovule in vitro fertilization programs. Recently, new risk factors for a poor ovarian response to stimulation have been
established. The choice of stimulation scheme for a poor reserve is very important since the outcome of the entire program of
auxiliary reproductive technologies depends thereon.

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2019-07-01

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Valiyev Р. , Karibayeva Ш. , Rybina А. and Urazymbetova К. 2019. Poor responders – outcome opportunities (clinical data). Reproductive Medicine (Central Asia). 2 (39) (Jul. 2019), 53–56.

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No. 2 (39) (2019): Reproductive medicine

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