Abstract:Objective: Lower pregnancy rates have been reported in gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) antagonist cycles in comparison to those with agonist cycles. A non-significant difference of 3.3% in the pregnancy rate per cycle in favour of GnRH agonists was found. The possible difference between these two protocols could be a limiting factor. We aim to determine if the embryos developed in long down-regulated assisted reproductive technology (ART) cycles differ from the ones obtained in antagonist cycles among wo… Show more
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