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A Pellicer - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to <100 pg/ml. Pregnancy and implantation rates did not differ among the groups, women with serum oestradiol <50 pg/ml having similar outcome to the remaining cases. Endometrial Thickness showed a similar picture in terms of pregnancy and implantation. Also, women with an endometrium <4 mm in size had normal pregnancy and implantation rates. There was a positive correlation (P = 0.0044) between Endometrial Thickness and implantation, as well as between Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol (P = 0.0184). None of the parameters examined was able to predict ovum donation outcome. It is concluded that Endometrial Thickness is preferred to serum oestradiol for the monitoring of Endometrial development, although neither is able to predict success in oocyte donation.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation.
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, J.a. García-velasco, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroidsis mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study wasundertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness byultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovumdonation outcome and to analyse the correlation betweenserum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial thick-ness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concen-trations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded andcompared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. Thecycles (n J 465) were classified according to serum oest-radiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison ofthe groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was signi-ficantly (P J 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was

J Remohi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to <100 pg/ml. Pregnancy and implantation rates did not differ among the groups, women with serum oestradiol <50 pg/ml having similar outcome to the remaining cases. Endometrial Thickness showed a similar picture in terms of pregnancy and implantation. Also, women with an endometrium <4 mm in size had normal pregnancy and implantation rates. There was a positive correlation (P = 0.0044) between Endometrial Thickness and implantation, as well as between Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol (P = 0.0184). None of the parameters examined was able to predict ovum donation outcome. It is concluded that Endometrial Thickness is preferred to serum oestradiol for the monitoring of Endometrial development, although neither is able to predict success in oocyte donation.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation.
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, J.a. García-velasco, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroidsis mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study wasundertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness byultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovumdonation outcome and to analyse the correlation betweenserum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial thick-ness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concen-trations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded andcompared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. Thecycles (n J 465) were classified according to serum oest-radiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison ofthe groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was signi-ficantly (P J 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was

Gerardo Ardiles - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to <100 pg/ml. Pregnancy and implantation rates did not differ among the groups, women with serum oestradiol <50 pg/ml having similar outcome to the remaining cases. Endometrial Thickness showed a similar picture in terms of pregnancy and implantation. Also, women with an endometrium <4 mm in size had normal pregnancy and implantation rates. There was a positive correlation (P = 0.0044) between Endometrial Thickness and implantation, as well as between Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol (P = 0.0184). None of the parameters examined was able to predict ovum donation outcome. It is concluded that Endometrial Thickness is preferred to serum oestradiol for the monitoring of Endometrial development, although neither is able to predict success in oocyte donation.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation.
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, J.a. García-velasco, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroidsis mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study wasundertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness byultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovumdonation outcome and to analyse the correlation betweenserum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial thick-ness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concen-trations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded andcompared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. Thecycles (n J 465) were classified according to serum oest-radiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison ofthe groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was signi-ficantly (P J 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was

P Gaitan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to <100 pg/ml. Pregnancy and implantation rates did not differ among the groups, women with serum oestradiol <50 pg/ml having similar outcome to the remaining cases. Endometrial Thickness showed a similar picture in terms of pregnancy and implantation. Also, women with an endometrium <4 mm in size had normal pregnancy and implantation rates. There was a positive correlation (P = 0.0044) between Endometrial Thickness and implantation, as well as between Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol (P = 0.0184). None of the parameters examined was able to predict ovum donation outcome. It is concluded that Endometrial Thickness is preferred to serum oestradiol for the monitoring of Endometrial development, although neither is able to predict success in oocyte donation.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation.
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, J.a. García-velasco, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroidsis mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study wasundertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness byultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovumdonation outcome and to analyse the correlation betweenserum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial thick-ness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concen-trations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded andcompared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. Thecycles (n J 465) were classified according to serum oest-radiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison ofthe groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was signi-ficantly (P J 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was

Carlos Simon - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to <100 pg/ml. Pregnancy and implantation rates did not differ among the groups, women with serum oestradiol <50 pg/ml having similar outcome to the remaining cases. Endometrial Thickness showed a similar picture in terms of pregnancy and implantation. Also, women with an endometrium <4 mm in size had normal pregnancy and implantation rates. There was a positive correlation (P = 0.0044) between Endometrial Thickness and implantation, as well as between Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol (P = 0.0184). None of the parameters examined was able to predict ovum donation outcome. It is concluded that Endometrial Thickness is preferred to serum oestradiol for the monitoring of Endometrial development, although neither is able to predict success in oocyte donation.

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation.
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, J.a. García-velasco, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroids is mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study was undertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness by ultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovum donation outcome and to analyse the correlation between serum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial Thickness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded and compared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. The cycles (n = 465) were classified according to serum oestradiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison of the groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was significantly (P = 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was >400 pg/ml as compared to

  • Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concentrations as predictors of outcome in oocyte donation
    Human Reproduction, 1997
    Co-Authors: J Remohi, Gerardo Ardiles, J A Garciavelasco, P Gaitan, Carlos Simon, A Pellicer
    Abstract:

    Adequate Endometrial preparation with exogenous steroidsis mandatory for successful ovum donation. This study wasundertaken to assess the value of Endometrial Thickness byultrasound and serum oestradiol as predictors of ovumdonation outcome and to analyse the correlation betweenserum oestradiol concentrations and the Endometrial thick-ness. Endometrial Thickness and serum oestradiol concen-trations on the day of oocyte donation were recorded andcompared to several in-vitro fertilization parameters. Thecycles (n J 465) were classified according to serum oest-radiol values and Endometrial Thickness. Comparison ofthe groups showed that Endometrial Thickness was signi-ficantly (P J 0.002) higher when serum oestradiol was