Treatments to Enhance Implantation

J. L. Yovich, John L. Yovich
Implantation · 1988 · pp. 239–254 · doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-3529-6_18 · W954403312
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This paper discusses clinical concerns regarding the probability of pregnancy and live birth for subfertile couples undergoing specific treatment modes.

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This Springer chapter reviews treatment approaches aimed at enhancing human embryo implantation in the context of subfertility, focusing largely on assisted reproduction and the endocrine and embryo–endometrium factors that affect implantation success. It synthesizes findings from studies on progesterone/estrogen balance, luteal support, timing and supplementation around oocyte recovery, and related causes of implantation failure and early pregnancy loss, while framing implantation as a determinant of both pregnancy and healthy live birth outcomes. A stated limitation is that the chapter is an overview of heterogeneous evidence rather than a single experimental study, and it does not provide uniform, study-specific caveats beyond referencing underlying work. Relevance to endometriosis: the chapter cites IVF outcomes in infertility associated with endometriosis (Matson et al., 1986) as part of the broader implantation-treatment discussion, though its main focus is general treatments to enhance implantation.

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