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© Springer India 2015Surveen Ghumman (ed.)Principles and Practice of Controlled Ovarian Stimulation in ART10.1007/978-81-322-1686-5_3 3. Therapeutic Intervention of Endometrial Pathology Before Ovarian Stimulation Lakhbir K. Dhaliwal1 and Shalini Gainder1 (1) Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Post Graduate…
(1) Bordeaux, France For in vitro fertilization (IVF), the process of ovarian stimulation includes some unique yet essential contrasts to the methods for classic mono- or pauci-follicular stimulations. First…
(1) Bordeaux, France The principal objective of mono- or paucifollicular ovarian stimulation is to improve or restore ovulation for a patient in which the process is occurring improperly or…
(1) Bordeaux, France Ovulation is simply the focal destruction of the follicular wall that enables extrusion of the oocyte and follicular contents through the breach. A space of some…
(1) Bordeaux, France Classic ovulation stimulation involves three successive steps: 1. Stimulating follicular growth with a goal of producing one to three fully-developed follicles 2. Triggering ovulation to…
(1) Bordeaux, France In contrast to the patient who already ovulates spontaneously, the anovulatory patient lacks the benefit of having a cyclic pattern of endogenous gonadotropin secretion. This situation…
(1) Bordeaux, France The stimulation of ovulation is fundamentally driven by pituitary FSH, the basic hormone for follicular development, with possible assistance from pituitary LH. In clinical practice, ovulation…
(1) Bordeaux, France A proper evaluation of the stimulation process includes both functional (i.e., hormonal measures) and morphological (i.e., ultrasound visualization) indices. The combined evaluation should identify a comfort…
(1) Bordeaux, France Stimulating ovulation is a formidable procedure, and as such includes risk for complications commensurate with its intensity. One must always keep in mind the balance between…
