The Effect of Age and AMH Level on ART Outcomes in Patients With Reduced Ovarian Reserve: A Retrospective Cross-Sectional Study

Hosseinzadeh, Fatemeh; Kabodmehri, Roya; Mehrafza, Marzieh; Mansour‐Ghanaei, Mandana; Sorouri, Ziba Zahiri; Gashti, Nasrin Ghanami; Hanifi, Sakineh; Ghalandari, Maryam

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“…According to Hosseinzadeh F et al, participants under 35 years old had higher levels of dominant follicles, MII oocytes, grade A and B embryos, serum estradiol level, gonadotropin level, AMH, biochemical pregnancy, clinical pregnancy, and live birth rate. Additionally, the chance of retrieving more than three oocytes was 97.1% lower in individuals over 35 than in those under 35 (14). Additionally, between 2017 and 2020, 847 consecutively recruited couples about to undergo their first preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidies (PGT-A) cycle were included in a prospective analysis by La Marca A et al Following oocyte insemination and ovarian stimulation, 40.1% of couples developed a blastocyst ready for the PGT-A.…”

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Oocyte accumulation in low-ovarian reserve women: do or not to do?

Elmahdy,

Mohamed,

Shouman

2024

Journal of Reproductive Medicine and Embryology

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Ovarian Poor responder women could be defined as those who have a small number of follicles, usually less than three follicles retrieved after one cycle of ovarian stimulation. Poor responders were classified over time in multiple ways, from the Bologna classification to the recent POSEIDON groups. The oocyte accumulation technique could greatly help poor responder cases; the more oocytes could be retrieved, the better the results are regarding success rates or different tests that need to be done to have euploid-healthy embryos. Going through different studies regarding such an important topic could be a game changer as regards studying the effect of old age on ovarian stimulation, choosing suitable stimulation protocols, managing the outcome of ART through excluding aneuploid embryos, and having enough embryos for that. So, the keyword would be ACCUMULATION, especially for candidates for PGT-A, which can be obtained through repeated stimulation cycles using a cost-effective method such as progesterone primed protocol.

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confidence: 99%