Abstract
The association of increasing maternal age with declining ovarian reserve and embryonic euploidy rates has been well-established. Serum antimullerian hormone level (AMH) also declines with age and is reflective of a woman’s remaining oocyte quantity. Quantitative and qualitative declines of ovarian reserve may also be directly related, independent of age. It has been speculated that low AMH levels may be associated with poor oocyte quality, and thus exhibit higher rates of embryonic aneuploidy. Previous studies have demonstrated conflicting results.
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