Abstract
Much of the existing evidence describing the potential detriment of controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (COH) on fresh IVF success rates is derived from patients with abundant ovarian reserve (1,2). The impact of COH on low/average responders, however, is unclear. Therefore, in order to isolate ovarian stimulation as a potential modifier of receptivity, we used a large national database to compare pregnancy outcomes in fresh autologous vs. donor-recipient IVF cycles in young women with low/average ovarian response.
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