Protocols for Endometrial Preparation and Endometrial Pattern Before Embryo Transfer in Patients with Asherman Syndrome

A triple-line endometrial pattern before embryo transfer is associated with successful clinical pregnancy and live birth in AS patients undergoing IVF. Additionally, the GnRHa+HRT protocol may increase the clinical pregnancy and live birth rates in AS women undergoing FET cycles.

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International Journal of Women s Health
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/ijwh.s521964
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1
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Gynecological conditions and treatments
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Protocols for Endometrial Preparation and Endometrial Pattern Before Embryo Transfer in Patients with Asherman Syndrome

Wenqian Xiong, Chun Yang, Yi Liu, Ling Zhang
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International Journal of Women s Health
Gynecological conditions and treatments
2.06
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Protocols for Endometrial Preparation and Endometrial Pattern Before Embryo Transfer in Patients with Asherman Syndrome

Wenqian Xiong, Chun Yang, Yi Liu, Ling Zhang
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Abstract

A triple-line endometrial pattern before embryo transfer is associated with successful clinical pregnancy and live birth in AS patients undergoing IVF. Additionally, the GnRHa+HRT protocol may increase the clinical pregnancy and live birth rates in AS women undergoing FET cycles.

International Journal of Women s HealthVol. Volume 17
Union Hospital (HK), Huazhong University of Science and Technology (CN)
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Gynecological conditions and treatments
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