NZ Fertility Research Review Issue 37
In this issue:
– Use of a long-acting GnRHa long protocol in women with repeated implantation failure
– Risk of major postpartum haemorrhage after FET pregnancies
– Endometrial thickness affects outcomes of programmed FET cycles
– Impact of azoospermia factor c microdeletions on ART outcomes
– Orthotopic vs heterotopic autologous ovarian tissue transplantation
– Effects of the kisspeptin receptor agonist MVT-602 in healthy premenopausal women
– The burden of very early dropout in infertility care
– What do women undergoing IVF understand about their chance of success?
– Impact of BMI in women undergoing transfer of frozen thawed PGT-A embryos
– Autologous grafting of adult testicular tissue
Expert contributor
Dr Mary Birdsall
Dr Birdsall graduated from Auckland Medical School followed by post-graduate training at National Women’s Hospital. She was awarded a Nuffield Scholarship and completed a Master’s Degree in Human Reproduction at Oxford University. Mary is the prior Chair and Group Medical Director of Fertility Associates and until recently worked as a fertility specialist at Fertility Associates […]
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