Human reproduction
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Multicenter Study
The impact of luteal serum progesterone levels on live birth rates-a prospective study of 602 IVF/ICSI cycles.
Is the chance of a live birth following IVF treatment and fresh embryo transfer affected by early and mid-luteal serum progesterone (P4) levels? ⋯ Future studies are necessary to explore whether additional exogenous luteal P4 supplementation in the low P4 group could increase the chance of a live birth following fresh embryo transfer, and whether patients with luteal P4 levels >400 nmol/l would benefit from segmentation followed by subsequent transfer in frozen/thawed cycles.
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Do infertile women aged <38 years with quantitative evidence of diminished ovarian reserve and/or poor response to stimulation also exhibit poor oocyte quality as measured by blastulation rates, aneuploidy rates, and live birth rates? ⋯ None.
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Reproductive life in women with celiac disease; a nationwide, population-based matched cohort study.
How does celiac disease (CD) influence women's reproductive life, both prior to and after the diagnosis? ⋯ This study was funded by the Health Research Fund of Central Denmark Region and The Hede Nielsens Foundation, Denmark. The authors report no conflicts of interest in this work.