Perinatal and neonatal outcome in poor ovarian responders in assisted reproductive technology (ART) pregnancy

C.I. Bosoancă, S. Vlădăreanu, A.G. Marin, R. Vlădăreanu

Rezumat: Poor ovarian response in assisted reproductive techniques is defined by an association of clinical features, hormonal markers and ultrasound parameters that have been grouped by ESHRE under the name of Bologna criteria. The incidence of poor ovarian responders among infertile women has been estimated within the range of 9% to 22%. Poor response to controlled ovarian hyperstimulation reflects advanced ovarian aging, which may be associated with early vascular aging. The aim of this research is to identify whether poor perinatal outcomes and pregnancy complications are higher among women with poor ovarian response.
Cuvinte cheie: controlled ovarian hyperstimulation, poor responders, pregnancy, perinatal complication