Successful in vitro fertilization with anonymous donor oocytes in a patient with recurrent massive hemoperitoneum following spontaneous and induced ovulation

ObjectiveTo report a case of severe von Willebrand's disease treated with in vitro fertilization using donor oocytes.DesignCase report and literature review.SettingPrivate practice infertility center.Patient(s)Infertility patient with recurrent massive hemoperitoneum following spontaneous and induced ovulation.Intervention(s)In vitro fertilization using donor oocytes.Main outcome measure(s)Successful term delivery.Results(s)Delivery of healthy term singleton infant without maternal complication.Conclusion(s)The indications for in vitro fertilization using donor oocytes, while primarily for patients with medical/surgical menopause or genetic disorders, can be expanded to patients with contraindications for spontaneous or induced ovulation.