Intrauterine insemination as a primary viable option to infertile couples: evaluation of patients in a private center

This study aimed to identify which parameters positively affect the clinical pregnancy rates of IUI cycles and find which couples should opt for IUI. This retrospective observational study included 261 patients submitted to 381 IUI cycles with fresh or cryopreserved partner semen (IU-H) from January...

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Published in:JBRA assisted reproduction 2019, Vol.23 (4), p.328-332
Main Authors: Bonow, Marília Porto, Donne, Ricardo Ditzel Delle, Rosa, Vinicius Bonato da, Lucca, José Augusto, Hillesheim, Cristian Maio, Schuffner, Alessandro
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Artificial insemination
Couples
Female
Follicle Stimulating Hormone - blood
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Infertility
Insemination, Artificial - methods
Male
Motility
Obstetrics
Original
Ovulation Induction
Patients
Pregnancy
Pregnancy Rate
Reproductive technologies
Retrospective Studies
Sperm
Sperm Motility
Success
Ultrasonic imaging
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