Assessment of The Results of Short Agonist Stop Ovarian Stimulation Protocol in Poor Responder Patients Undergoing ICSI Cycles
AHMED Fathy,
Yahya Edris,
Heba Abdel Razik
Abstract:Background: Poor ovarian response is defined as the collection of three or fewer oocytes in two prior ovarian stimulation cycles, or collection of three or fewer oocytes in a single stimulation cycle from a woman who is over 40 years of age, or collection of three or fewer oocytes in a single stimulation cycle and an abnormal ovarian reserve test. We aimed to determine if in poor responders' patients, the SAS stimulation protocol allows for a better number of oocytes, mature oocytes, total embryos at D2 and us… Show more
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