New approaches to ovarian stimulation

New approaches to ovarian stimulation.

Suppression of endogenous hormone production by gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists followed by controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (COH) with human gonadotrophins, especially the so-called 'long protocol' has developed from second-line into first-line therapy. Due to this attitude premature luteinization can be safely avoided, enhancing therapeutic efficacy. Recombinant preparation...

New Approaches to Analyze Gasoline Rationing

In this paper, the relation among factors in the road transportation sector from March, 2005 to March, 2011 is analyzed. Most of the previous studies have economical point of view on gasoline consumption. Here, a new approach is proposed in which different data mining techniques are used to extract meaningful relations between the aforementioned factors. The main and dependent factor is gasolin...

New alternative to infertility treatment for women without ovarian stimulation.

Natural cycle IVF produced the world first successful live birth, but slowly this treatment has been replaced by ovarian stimulated cycle IVF, because it has been believed ovarian stimulated cycle IVF will increase the number of available embryos for transfer. Therefore, it directly increases the chance of pregnancy from the treatment cycle. However, ovarian stimulation is always associated wit...

Ovarian cancer: some new analytical approaches.

I-24: Individualized Controlled Ovarian Stimulation (iCOS)

Background: With the recent development of recombinant gonadotropins (FSH and LH), it has become possible to further adjust the stimulation protocol according to the expected needs of the patient. In this respect, the possible beneficial role of exogenous LH activity supplementation for stimulated ART cycles has received increasing attention. According to the two-cell, two- gonadotropin theory,...