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2016, Number 01

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Ginecol Obstet Mex 2016; 84 (01)

The effect of corifollitropin alfa on in vitro fertilization-ICSI patients with previous failure with an FSH/HMG protocol: Preliminary report in Mexico

Barroso-Villa JG, Colín-Valenzuela A, Valdespín-Fierro C, Ávila-Lombardo R, Estrada-Gutiérrez G
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Language: Spanish
References: 22
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Key words:

corifollitropin alpha, ovarian stimulation, ICSI, infertility.

ABSTRACT

Background: The daily application of drugs, often in high doses, is a factor of stress for the infertile couple. During the last decade corifollitropin alpha has allowed a friendlier scheme comparable to traditional protocols (rFSH-HMG) results.
Objective: To compare the results of corifollitropin alpha in patients with a previous cycle of IVF-ICSI with traditional scheme ovarian stimulation.
Material and Method: Observational, retrospective cohort study type that infertile couples were included.
Results: No significant differences in the dose used HFRS (2023U/ total ± 712 vs 636 U/total ± 307) and serum estradiol day shooting HGCr (1972 pg/dL vs 1107 ± 1152 pg/dL ± 775). A higher pregnancy rate was found corifollitropin alpha perhaps because it was a second attempt at in vitro fertilization.
Conclusions: Reproductive outcomes in a cycle of ovarian stimulation with corifollitropin are comparable with the results of a traditional ovarian stimulation cycle. It is important to broaden the experience of the drug indication in Mexican patients.


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