Gonadotropin Type and Dose May Shape Ovarian Response Efficiency – RBMO
Reproductive BioMedicine Online (RBMO) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“This new study by Lien Dhaenens and colleagues in Belgium demonstrates that gonadotropin type and dose significantly influence both the magnitude and efficiency of ovarian response.
Corifollitropin alfa, despite being used in a poorer-prognosis cohort, outperformed or matched other FSH types in key efficiency outcomes.
The authors say their findings support a paradigm shift toward individualized, efficiency-based metrics in ovarian stimulation, prioritizing quality and safety over absolute yield alone.
RBMO subscribers can read the full paper ahead of press from our June issue now.”
Title: Gonadotrophin type and antral follicle count-adjusted follicular recruitment and oocyte yield in 4525 antagonist cycles
Authors: Lien Dhaenens, An-Sofie Rottiers, Florence Vandierendonck, Steven Hellebaut, Björn Heindryckx, Kelly Tilleman, Ilse De Croo, Chloë De Roo, Frauke Vanden Meerschaut, Dominic Stoop
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