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Poor responders: still a problem

Fertility and Sterility, 2011
The response to ovarian stimulation is the key determinant of ART success, but there are many definitions of poor response and many proposed solutions.
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Poor Responders in RTI

Theory Into Practice, 2010
States and districts have been encouraged to consider responsiveness to scientifically based instruction and intervention (RTI) as one of many markers of eligibility for special education under the category of learning disabilities. In this article, the authors describe variations in determining responsiveness, and cultural and linguistic ...
Rollanda E. O'Connor, Janette Klingner
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Antagonists in poor-responder patients

Fertility and Sterility, 2003
To review treatment options for poor-responding patients who are undergoing infertility treatment. Review article and case studies.A comprehensive determination of potential ovarian response for the poor-responding patient is important in the individualization of treatment options for these patients.
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IVF: Induction of ovulation in poor responders

Journal of Steroid Biochemistry, 1989
All IVF programs have a consistent rate of failure in inducing ovulations. Pharmacological induction of ovulation is otherwise crucial for an IVF program because of the need for more than one ovum. Since it is well known that the best candidates for HMG treatment are hypogonadotropic women a short reversible hypogonadotropic state was induced in IVF ...
P.G. Crosignani   +10 more
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Management of Poor Responders

2015
The poor responder is one of the challenges currently faced by assisted reproduction techniques. It is calculated that 9–14% of patients who undergo an IVF cycle present low response [1].
Buenaventura Coroleu   +2 more
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Defining a poor responder in in vitro fertilization

Fertility and Sterility, 2004
Abstract To define "poor responder," 1699 women with two subsequent IVF cycles (898 of whom had three subsequent IVF cycles) were studied. When one to two oocytes were retrieved in the first cycle the birth rate in the second cycle was less than 10%, and if four or fewer oocytes were retrieved in the second IVF cycle the birth rate in the third cycle ...
Dan, Hellberg   +2 more
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Management of poor responders in IVF.

Reproductive biomedicine online, 2005
Correct controlled ovarian stimulation is of paramount importance in assisted reproductive technologies. Therefore, analysis of the ovarian reserve of the patient is mandatory to tailor the best ovarian stimulation regimen. When the ovarian reserve is reduced, the induction of a multifollicular growth remains a challenge.
UBALDI FM   +6 more
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The poor responder in IVF

Human reproduction update, 2012
BACKGROUND In IVF treatment a considerable proportion of women are faced with a low number of oocytes retrieved. These poor responders have reduced pregnancy rates compared with normal responders. However, this may not be applicable to all poor responders. This review aims at identifying patient characteristics and ovarian reserve tests (ORT) that will
Yarde, F   +4 more
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Management of Poor Responders

2014
Few problems in IVF are more frustrating than the poor responder to gonadotrophin stimulation, most commonly seen in advanced fertile age but also after ovarian surgery, advanced endometriosis, endometriomas, obesity, previous pelvic infection/adhesions, smoking, post chemotherapy/radiotherapy.
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IVF Stimulation: Protocols for Poor Responders

2014
One of the most vexing challenges in the practice of reproductive medicine is the management of the "poor responder," specifically the patient manifesting an inadequate follicular response to ovarian stimulation. Poor response predicts a reduction in the number of mature oocytes retrieved, with the consequences of fewer embryos available for selection ...
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