Color-doppler velocimetry of uterine arteries in pregnant and nonpregnant patients during multiovulation induction for IVF
Uterine artery resistance significantly varies during multiovulation induction, with lower resistance correlating to higher pregnancy rates and acting as a favorable prognostic factor.
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This paper evaluated uterine artery resistance by transvaginal color-Doppler velocimetry, measuring uterine arterial pulsatility index (PI) daily from 5 days before hCG to the day of follicular aspiration in IVF patients undergoing multiovulation induction. Among 70 patients monitored for one IVF attempt (and a subset followed through repeat attempts), PI significantly differed across phases of the cycle, and patients who conceived had consistently lower uterine artery PI, driven mainly by a significant drop in PI the day after hCG administration; in patients who ultimately conceived after 1–4 unsuccessful IVF cycles, PI did not significantly differ between cycles with successful versus unsuccessful implantation. A key limitation is that low uterine artery resistance was observed even in some negative attempts, despite the study’s use of PI thresholds for prognostic interpretation. Relevance to endometriosis: uterine artery Doppler measures are discussed in broader contexts of fertility and uterine perfusion, and the corpus inclusion is based on keyword overlap rather than explicit endometriosis- or adenomyosis-specific data in the provided text.
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