Apatient with a thin endometrium

Case Studies in Assisted Reproduction Buy print or eBook [Opens in a new window] Common and Uncommon Presentations - Case Studies in Assisted Reproduction - Case Studies in Assisted Reproduction - Copyright page - Contents - Contributors - Preface - Abbreviations - 1 Type 2 diabetes mellitus - 2 A woman with hypertension - 3 Increased risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE) - 4 Assisted reproduction in a subfertile couple with serodiscordant HIV infection - 5 Awoman with renal impairment - 6 A male with oligozoospermia and muscle weakness subsequently diagnosed with myotonic dystrophy - 7 Never say never to a Klinefelter patient - 8 A man with retrograde ejaculation - 9 Apatient with severe lupus - 10 One partner is a carrier of thalassemia, one a carrier of sickle cell anemia - 11 A patient withKallmann syndrome - 12 A patient with severe endometriosis needing IVF - 13 Recurrent miscarriage due to a balanced translocation - 14 Apatient found to have Cushing syndrome - 15 Postpartum pituitary problems - 16 Large bilateral endometriomas - 17 Apatient with a thin endometrium - 18 Apoor responder - 19 Recurrent implantation failure - 20 Fertility preservation in an adolescent with Turner syndrome - 21 A young woman with a low AMH - 22 The patient who bleeds in the early luteal phase - 23 Threatened OHSS in a long GnRH agonist protocol - 24 An endometrial polyp detected during ovarian stimulation for IVF - 25 Fluid in the endometrial cavity during IVF treatment - 26 Tubal embryo transfer - 27 Mild-approach ART in a patient with polycystic ovary syndrome - 28 A slim patient with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) - 29 Recurrent cycles with retrieval of immature germinal vesicle (GV) oocytes - 30 Thinkheterotopic pregnancy - 31 A woman with a hydrosalpinx - 32 APCOS patient with microprolactinoma, autoimmune thyroid disease, and congenital thrombophilia - 33 IVF outcome in the same patient before and after myomectomy - 34 Apatient with factor XI deficiency and immune thrombocytopenia - 35 Abnormal cavity; abnormal fertility? - 36 A malepartner with ’flu - 37 Selecting the day of triggering final oocyte maturation when follicle growth is asynchronous - 38 Late-onset ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) - 39 Thepatient with recurrent poor embryo quality - 40 Ahigh progesterone level during ovarian stimulation - 41 Repeated fertilization failure with normal sperm and MII oocytes - 42 Acomplete uterine septum - 43 Endometritis detected prior to IVF - 44 LH rise on the day of GnRH antagonist commencement - 45 Controlled ovarian stimulation (COS) in a woman with normal ovarian reserve - 46 Errors in dosing medications - 47 Monozygotic triplets after single embryo transfer - 48 Ateenager facing total body irradiation - 49 A30-year-old woman with breast cancer - 50 Aspontaneous pregnancy in Turner syndrome - 51 Fertility after conservative surgery for recurrent borderline ovarian tumor - 52 Successful pregnancy after radical trachelectomy and McDonald cerclage placement in a 42-year-old with invasive cervical adenocarcinoma - 53 Childbearing after conservative management of endometrial cancer - 54 Fertility preservation in a female of reproductive age with ovarian cancer - 55 Mother daughter triplet surrogacy: the first reported case - 56 Known sperm donation - 57 A 5-year-old with pelvic rhabdomyosarcoma - 58 Co-fatherhood - 59 Sensorineural hearing loss following ovarian stimulation - Index Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 February 2015 Book contents - Case Studies in Assisted Reproduction - Case Studies in Assisted Reproduction - Copyright page - Contents - Contributors - Preface - Abbreviations - 1 Type 2 diabetes mellitus - 2 A woman with hypertension - 3 Increased risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE) - 4 Assisted reproduction in a subfertile couple with serodiscordant HIV infection - 5 Awoman with renal impairment - 6 A male with oligozoospermia and muscle weakness subsequently diagnosed with myotonic dystrophy - 7 Never say never to a Klinefelter patient - 8 A man with retrograde ejaculation - 9 Apatient with severe lupus - 10 One partner is a carrier of thalassemia, one a carrier of sickle cell anemia - 11 A patient withKallmann syndrome - 12 A patient with severe endometriosis needing IVF - 13 Recurrent miscarriage due to a balanced translocation - 14 Apatient found to have Cushing syndrome - 15 Postpartum pituitary problems - 16 Large bilateral endometriomas - 17 Apatient with a thin endometrium - 18 Apoor responder - 19 Recurrent implantation failure - 20 Fertility preservation in an adolescent with Turner syndrome - 21 A young woman with a low AMH - 22 The patient who bleeds in the early luteal phase - 23 Threatened OHSS in a long GnRH agonist protocol - 24 An endometrial polyp detected during ovarian stimulation for IVF - 25 Fluid in the endometrial cavity during IVF treatment - 26 Tubal embryo transfer - 27 Mild-approach ART in a patient with polycystic ovary syndrome - 28 A slim patient with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) - 29 Recurrent cycles with retrieval of immature germinal vesicle (GV) oocytes - 30 Thinkheterotopic pregnancy - 31 A woman with a hydrosalpinx - 32 APCOS patient with microprolactinoma, autoimmune thyroid disease, and congenital thrombophilia - 33 IVF outcome in the same patient before and after myomectomy - 34 Apatient with factor XI deficiency and immune thrombocytopenia - 35 Abnormal cavity; abnormal fertility? - 36 A malepartner with ’flu - 37 Selecting the day of triggering final oocyte maturation when follicle growth is asynchronous - 38 Late-onset ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) - 39 Thepatient with recurrent poor embryo quality - 40 Ahigh progesterone level during ovarian stimulation - 41 Repeated fertilization failure with normal sperm and MII oocytes - 42 Acomplete uterine septum - 43 Endometritis detected prior to IVF - 44 LH rise on the day of GnRH antagonist commencement - 45 Controlled ovarian stimulation (COS) in a woman with normal ovarian reserve - 46 Errors in dosing medications - 47 Monozygotic triplets after single embryo transfer - 48 Ateenager facing total body irradiation - 49 A30-year-old woman with breast cancer - 50 Aspontaneous pregnancy in Turner syndrome - 51 Fertility after conservative surgery for recurrent borderline ovarian tumor - 52 Successful pregnancy after radical trachelectomy and McDonald cerclage placement in a 42-year-old with invasive cervical adenocarcinoma - 53 Childbearing after conservative management of endometrial cancer - 54 Fertility preservation in a female of reproductive age with ovarian cancer - 55 Mother daughter triplet surrogacy: the first reported case - 56 Known sperm donation - 57 A 5-year-old with pelvic rhabdomyosarcoma - 58 Co-fatherhood - 59 Sensorineural hearing loss following ovarian stimulation - Index A summary is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. 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