The use of a decremental dose regimen in patients treated with a chronic low-dose step-up protocol for WHO Group II anovulation: a prospective randomized multicentre study

Autor: Hugues, Jn, Cédrin Durnerin, I, Howles, Cm, FSH OI Study Group, Amram, M, Angelini, A, Balen, A, Barbereau, D, Birkhauser, M, Boujenah, A, De Leo, V, De Placido, G, Dessole, S, Favrin, S, Ferrazi, E, Gay, C, Germond, M, Hedon, B, Hocke, C, Jolly, C, Lamarca Roth, E, Lanzone, A, Marchand, F, Marcolin, G, Mascaretti, Giulio, Moreau, L, Massobrio, M, Nappi, C, Pardi, G, Pennehouat, G, Porcu, E, Seibert, M, Selvaggi, L, Thiers, D, Venturini, P.

Publikováno v: Hugues, JN; Cédrin-Durnerin, I; Howles, CM; FSH, OI Study Group; Amram, M; Angelini, A; Balen, A; Barbereau, D; Birkhauser, M; Boujenah, A; De Leo, V; De Placido, G; Dessole, S; Favrin, S; Ferrazi, E; Gay, C; Germond, M; Hedon, B; Hocke, C; Jolly, C; ... (2006). The use of a decremental dose regimen in patients treated with a chronic low-dose step-up protocol for WHO Group II anovulation: a prospective randomized multicentre study. Human reproduction, 21(11), pp. 2817-22. Oxford: Oxford University Press 10.1093/humrep/del265

BACKGROUND: In women with chronic anovulation, the choice of the FSH starting dose and the modality of subsequent dose adjustments are critical in controlling the risk of overstimulation. The aim of this prospective randomized study was to assess the

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