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- W2016564982 abstract "ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to evaluate the IVF outcome and the embryological characteristics of donors who underwent mild stimulation compared with traditional COS.DesignRetrospective, observational.Materials and MethodsA total of 89 donors were divided into mild stimulation considered when the total dose of rFSH was <1,687 UI/per cycle (group 1) and conventional stimulation when total rFSH was >1,687 UI/per cycle (group 2). Pregnancy, clinical pregnancy and live birth rate were analyzed. Demographics from both groups were also analyzed. Statistical differences were analyzed with ANOVA.ResultsTabled 1Fresh embryo transfer dayMild stimulationConventional stimulation27(D+5)51.9%29(D+5)34.9%21(D+3)40.3%40(D+3)48.1%4(D+2)7.6%12(D+2)16.8% Open table in a new tab ConclusionThe mild stimulation in donor patients has some advantages like lowering risk of OHSS, better tolerance for patients and reduces the cost of IVF cycles and has similar outcomes as conventional stimulation. ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to evaluate the IVF outcome and the embryological characteristics of donors who underwent mild stimulation compared with traditional COS. The aim of this study was to evaluate the IVF outcome and the embryological characteristics of donors who underwent mild stimulation compared with traditional COS. DesignRetrospective, observational. Retrospective, observational. Materials and MethodsA total of 89 donors were divided into mild stimulation considered when the total dose of rFSH was <1,687 UI/per cycle (group 1) and conventional stimulation when total rFSH was >1,687 UI/per cycle (group 2). Pregnancy, clinical pregnancy and live birth rate were analyzed. Demographics from both groups were also analyzed. Statistical differences were analyzed with ANOVA. A total of 89 donors were divided into mild stimulation considered when the total dose of rFSH was <1,687 UI/per cycle (group 1) and conventional stimulation when total rFSH was >1,687 UI/per cycle (group 2). Pregnancy, clinical pregnancy and live birth rate were analyzed. Demographics from both groups were also analyzed. Statistical differences were analyzed with ANOVA. ResultsTabled 1Fresh embryo transfer dayMild stimulationConventional stimulation27(D+5)51.9%29(D+5)34.9%21(D+3)40.3%40(D+3)48.1%4(D+2)7.6%12(D+2)16.8% Open table in a new tab ConclusionThe mild stimulation in donor patients has some advantages like lowering risk of OHSS, better tolerance for patients and reduces the cost of IVF cycles and has similar outcomes as conventional stimulation. The mild stimulation in donor patients has some advantages like lowering risk of OHSS, better tolerance for patients and reduces the cost of IVF cycles and has similar outcomes as conventional stimulation." @default.
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- W2016564982 title "Results of mild stimulation in oocyte donors: embryological characteristics and pregnancy outcome" @default.
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