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TITLE
© 2015
Minimal Stimulation and Natural Cycle In Vitro Fertilization
ISBN
978-81-322-1117-4 (Print)
978-81-322-1118-1 (Online)
Autors
autam N. Allahbadia,
Markus Nitzschke
About
Highlights the significance of cryopreservation technology, a useful adjunct to minimal stimulation protocols
Explains how natural cycle IVF can lead to a milder, safer and more effective approach to ART?Reviews significance of cryopreservation technology, with its manifold future advantages
Written by leading experts in this field
This contributed volume regenerates the significance of and respect for natural phenomenon in the background of the risks and complications seen in ART such as ovarian hyperstimulation and multiple pregnancies. Balancing the clinical practice between the beneficial natural physiology and the prolific use of stimulation drugs for ART may help eliminate risks that may prove clinically, financially and psychologically expensive. It underscores the fact that ‘greater’ is not always synonymous with ‘better’ with regard to the oocyte yield. While highlighting the risks involved with the use of high-dose gonadotropins, the book presents a stratification of patients who might benefit from the ‘soft’ minimal and natural cycle IVF stimulation protocols that may be used. Additionally, clinicians can understand the significance of cryopreservation technology, now a useful adjunct to minimal stimulation protocols, with its manifold future advantages. Written by an international team of experts, this handbook emphasizes how minimal stimulation and natural cycle IVF can lead to a milder, safer and more effective approach to ART.
Table of Contents
(12 chapters)
1. ART Stimulation in the Next Decade: An Overview
2. Natural Cycle IVF: An Overview
3. Natural Cycle IVF: Follicle Physiology and Treatment Costs
4. The Use of Clomiphene Citrate in Natural Cycle IVF
5. The Role of Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs in Natural Cycle IVF
6. Theoretical Backgrounds of the Natural Cycle and Other Minimal Stimulation Cycles: From Follicle Observation to Embryo Transfer
7. Ovarian Stimulation in Patients with Ovarian Insufficiency
8. Monofollicular Stimulation in PCOS Patients
9. Luteal Phase Support in Natural Cycle and Minimal Stimulation IVF
10. Budget IVF Using Clomiphene, hMG, and Antagonists
11. Vitrification Is the Keystone to Minimal Stimulation IVF
12. Lessons Learned and Future Challenges
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