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Tamoxifen treatment in women with failure of clomiphene citrate therapy

Borenstein R et al. 1989 The Australian & New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Fourteen pregnancies were achieved with tamoxifen therapy in 12 women who failed to conceive with clomiphene citrate. There were no side-effects and fewer treatment cycles were required than with clom...

TamoxifenClomiphene Citrate AlternativesFertility Applications

Decreased follicular phase gonadotropin secretion is associated with impaired estradiol and progesterone secretion during the follicular and luteal phases in normally menstruating women

Schweiger U et al. 1989 The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism

We tested the hypothesis that disturbed follicular development and disturbed luteal progesterone (P4) secretion are associated with reduced gonadotropin secretion in the early follicular phase by meas...

Inflammatory MarkersC-Reactive ProteinInfectious Morbidity

Origin of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone neurons

Schwanzel-Fukuda M et al. 1989 Nature

Neurons expressing luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH), found in the septal-preoptic nuclei and hypothalamus, control the release of gonadotropic hormones from the anterior pituitary gland an...

Neuron Development and MigrationEmbryologyKallmann Syndrome

Inability of sonography to detect imminent ovulation

Zandt-Stastny D et al. 1989 AJR. American Journal of Roentgenology

Sonographic visualization of the cumulus oophorus or of morphologic alterations in the wall of the dominant follicle have been reported to be reliable signs of imminent ovulation when conventional tra...

Ultrasound MonitoringSonographic AssessmentFollicular Tracking

Intense Exercise During the First Two Trimesters of Unapparent Pregnancy

Cohen GC et al. 1989 The Physician and Sportsmedicine

In brief: Two runners who were not aware they had conceived continued their intense running regimens during the first and second trimesters of pregnancy. Both women assumed that their amenorrhea was d...

Exercise During PregnancyExercise-Associated AmenorrheaPhysical Activity and Reproduction

Cobalt in the Environment and Its Toxicological Implications

Domingo JL 1989 Reviews of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

Cobalt is an essential trace element which is widely distributed in nature. Most of cobalt consumed is used in the manufacture of alloys, and although not released extensively in the environment, it m...

The luteinized unruptured follicle and other ovulatory dysfunctions

Katz E 1988 Fertility and Sterility

DlJ. ring the last stage of puberty, the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis acquires the ability to respond to high levels of estradiol; this results in a sharp increase in the pituitary output of lu...

Luteinized Unruptured FollicleAnovulation MechanismsFollicle Rupture and Luteinization

Spontaneous abortions in women with endometriosis

Pittaway DE et al. 1988 Fertility and Sterility

Pregnancy outcomes were evaluated retrospectively in 350 women to investigate the relationship between endometriosis and spontaneous abortions. The frequency of spontaneous abortions in women with end...

Spontaneous AbortionMiscarriage RiskEndometriosis-Related

Use of the subcutaneous terbutaline pump for long-term tocolysis

Lam F et al. 1988 Obstetrics and Gynecology

Nine patients in preterm labor requiring long-term tocolysis were managed with subcutaneous terbutaline administered via a portable infusion pump. All had failed oral tocolytic therapy and were theref...

TocolysisOutpatient ManagementTerbutaline Administration

The Billings Ovulation Method. An update

Billings JJ et al. 1988 Australian Family Physician

Women can accurately predict the day of ovulation by examining vaginal mucus using the Billings Ovulation Method (BOM). they then can choose to either have sexual intercourse if they wish to conceive ...

MethodologyOvulation PredictionMucus Observation

Endometriosis. Obtaining relief via 'near-contact' laparoscopy

Petersen NF et al. 1988 AORN Journal

Since 1979, Dr Redwine has performed the near-contact laparoscopy for the removal of endometriosis on nearly 400 women. Data collected from Dr Redwine's follow-up studies indicate that 75% of his pati...

Laparoscopic ExcisionNear-Contact TechniqueSurgical Outcomes

Characteristics of ovulation method acceptors: a cross-cultural assessment

Klaus H et al. 1988 Studies in Family Planning

Five programs of instruction in the ovulation method (OM) in diverse geographic and cultural settings are described, and characteristics of approximately 200 consecutive OM acceptors in each program a...

User DemographicsCross-Cultural StudiesFamily Planning

Clinical trial of naltrexone in premenstrual syndrome

Chuong CJ et al. 1988 Obstetrics and Gynecology

Twenty women with the diagnosis of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) participated in a double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study to evaluate the efficacy of naltrexone, an oral opiate antagonist. Th...

Pharmacological TreatmentOpioid SystemCrossover Design

The diagnosis of luteal phase deficiency: a critical review

McNeely MJ et al. 1988 Fertility and Sterility

Luteal phase deficiency is an ovulatory dysfunction problem that is subtle but real. It may be the most common ovulatory problem in women. Luteal phase deficiency has been clearly demonstrated in the ...

Diagnostic MethodsProgesterone MeasurementLuteal Phase Evaluation

The gamete and embryo compatibility of various synthetic polymers

Hunter SK et al. 1988 Fertility and Sterility

Several popular and well-characterized polymeric materials were evaluated for their biocompatibility toward the cells unique to reproduction. To accomplish these studies, several in vitro tests were d...

Biomaterial CompatibilityGamete Handling Materials

Physicians' views of periodic abstinence methods: a study in four countries

Snowden R et al. 1988 Studies in Family Planning

A study of the knowledge, perceptions, and behavioral intentions of physicians regarding periodic abstinence (PA) methods was undertaken in Mauritius, Peru, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka. Most respon...

Physician Knowledge and AttitudesHealthcare Provider PerspectivesFamily Planning Counseling

Quantitation of uterine activity preceding preterm, term, and postterm labor

Nageotte MP et al. 1988 American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology

To assess uterine activity before labor in patients delivering preterm, at term, and postterm, the maximum spontaneous contraction frequency per 10-minute window during the initial portion of antepart...

Uterine Activity MonitoringContraction Pattern AnalysisUterine Activity Assessment

Reversible reproductive dysfunction in men with obstructive sleep apnoea

Santamaria JD et al. 1988 Clinical Endocrinology

A central, reversible decrease in male sexual function appears related to some aspect of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). Lower serum testosterone (T) levels were documented in 15 men with OSA versus n...

Sleep Apnea RelatedTestosterone DeficiencySleep Disorders

Induction of ovulation with pulsatile GnRH in hypothalamic amenorrhoea

Gompel A et al. 1988 Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)

Pulsatile administration of gonadotrophin releasing hormone (GnRH) is a very effective treatment for induction of ovulation in hypothalamic amenorrhoea (HA). Thirty-seven women have been treated for a...

Pulsatile GnRHTreatmentGnRH Therapy