Patient-friendly ovarian stimulation

I-38: Individualized Controlled Ovarian Stimulation: Matching Protocols with Patient Profile

The aim of all assisted reproductive techniques (ART) is a live birth of a single healthy baby. Many clinical and laboratory strategies can influence the ART clinical outcomes. In this lecture we try to explore the clinical and laboratory strategies to maximize success in ART. Three are the main issues: 1. optimize the number of oocyte retrieved with an individualized controlled ovarian superov...

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,...

Patient preferences for characteristics differentiating ovarian stimulation treatments.

BACKGROUND Little is known concerning patient preferences for IVF treatments. The objective of this study was to elicit patient preferences for characteristics differentiating ovarian stimulation treatments. METHODS Women undergoing IVF were recruited from six clinics in Sweden between May 2010 and December 2010. Included patients completed a study questionnaire consisting of one contingent v...

Patient-friendly billing.

I-32: Avoiding OHSS in Ovarian Stimulation

Multiple pregnancies and ovarian hyper stimulation syndrome (OHSS) are the most serious complications of ovarian stimulation and IVF. Indeed, they are more or less the only ones. OHSS can effectively be prevented in three stages: Before stimulation, during stimulation and at ET. Before stimulation patients should be assessed as to age, the ovarian follicular count and/or anti mullerian hormone ...