Journal of assisted reproduction and genetics · 1997
Comparison of the role of cervical and intrauterine insemination techniques on the incidence of multiple pregnancy after artificial insemination with donor sperm.
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Tur R, Buxaderas C, Martínez F, Busquets A, Coroleu B, Barri P N
Аннотация
PURPOSE: Our purpose was to investigate the role of the insemination technique used in an artificial insemination program with donor sperm (AID) in multiple pregnancy rates.
METHODS: We carried out a retrospective nonrandom analysis of 300 pregnancies corresponding to 300 cycles in women from our Artificial Insemination Donor Sperm Program. All cycles were stimulated with gonadotropins. Single and multiple pregnancy cycles and intracervical and intrauterine pregnant cycles were compared.
RESULTS: Intracervical insemination was performed in 173 cycles (58%), and intrauterine insemination in 127 (42%). Two hundred twenty-three pregnancies were single (74%), and 77 multiple (26%). In multiple pregnancy cycles, initial dose and mean total daily dose of gonadotropins, plasma estradiol levels, and number of follicles > or = 14 mm were significantly higher compared to those in single pregnancy cycles. Multiple pregnancy rte was significantly higher among pregnancies after intrauterine insemination (32%) than after intracervical insemination (21%).
CONCLUSIONS: The intrauterine technique of insemination in AID-stimulated cycles with gonadotropins is related to multiple pregnancy risk.
METHODS: We carried out a retrospective nonrandom analysis of 300 pregnancies corresponding to 300 cycles in women from our Artificial Insemination Donor Sperm Program. All cycles were stimulated with gonadotropins. Single and multiple pregnancy cycles and intracervical and intrauterine pregnant cycles were compared.
RESULTS: Intracervical insemination was performed in 173 cycles (58%), and intrauterine insemination in 127 (42%). Two hundred twenty-three pregnancies were single (74%), and 77 multiple (26%). In multiple pregnancy cycles, initial dose and mean total daily dose of gonadotropins, plasma estradiol levels, and number of follicles > or = 14 mm were significantly higher compared to those in single pregnancy cycles. Multiple pregnancy rte was significantly higher among pregnancies after intrauterine insemination (32%) than after intracervical insemination (21%).
CONCLUSIONS: The intrauterine technique of insemination in AID-stimulated cycles with gonadotropins is related to multiple pregnancy risk.