İn Vitro Fertilizasyon (İVF) Sikluslarında Long Luteal Agonist Tedavisi
İn vitro fertilizasyon (IVF) sikluslarında daha fazla yumurta elde etmek için birçok kontrollü overyan hiperstimülasyon (KOH) protokolü bulunmaktadır; uzun ve kısa agonist protokolleri, tek ve multiple doz antagonist protokolleri ve agonist+antagonist protokolleri gibi. Bu protokollerden hangisinin daha üstün olduğu ile ilgili tartışmalar halen devam etmektedir. Ancak şu bir gerçektir ki; hastanın özelliklerine göre protokol seçimi yapılması elde edilen yeterli sayıda ve kaliteli yumurta ve embriyo sağlanması ve dolayısıyla gebelik şansı artırılmaktadır. Bu yazıda IVF sikluslarında long luteal agonist protokolü ve diğer protokollerle karşılaştırılması yapıldı.
Long Luteal Agonist Therapy in IVF Cycles
There are several controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (COH) protocols in order to obtain more eggs in IVFcycles; like long and short agonist protocols, single and multiple dose antagonist protocols and agonists antagonist protocols. Debate about which of theseprotocols is superior is still ongoing. However, it is a fact;sufficient number and qualified eggs and embryos areobtained by performing protocol selection according topatient characteristics and hence the chance of pregnancyis increased. In this paper, the comparison of long luteal phase agonist protocol and other protocols were made inIVF cycles.
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