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. The patients were preferentially treated with ovulation induction with gonadotropins. With the addition ofgonadotropin stimulation, the total and term pregnancy rates per cycle were 14% and 1 1%, respectively, includingalletiologicfactors. These rates were improvedoverthe3%and 2.6%ratesreported inour previousstudy inwhichovarianstirnulationwasnotgenerallyused. Inniale factor patients, the term pregnancy rate was 9%, higher than the 4% term pregnancy rate reported in our previous study. In the present series, morphology was the only severely impaired parameter. The term pregnancy rate was 1 1 % for patients with ovulatory dysfunction, 10% for those with cervical factor, and 10.5% for those with unexplained infertility.