A study of 2,245 women attending a hospital family planning clinic in Melbourne and the effect of the clinic on the hospital birth rate.
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Ovarian steroid replacement therapy in the ovariectomized ewe, given in the correct sequence to mimic endogenous steroid changes in the normal ovulatory cycle, allows the development of embryos transferred in utero. A similar type of sequential therapy was designed for steroid replacement in women with primary ovarian failure. This produces the histological changes in uterine endometrial morphology and plasma oestradiol and progesterone similar to those observed in the normal ovulatory cycle. We now report that in one of these women a donated oocyte, fertilized by her husband's spermatozoa and cultured to the two-cell stage in vitro, was transferred in utero, resulting in a normal pregnancy and the delivery of a healthy child. Oestrogen therapy was withdrawn at 12 weeks and progesterone at 19 weeks gestation. This technique allows the treatment of human infertility due to primary ovarian failure.
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Besides the well known indications for the use of IVF as a new therapeutic treatment, this technique may also be used as a diagnostic test for infertile couples in whom pregnancy was not achieved by previous treatments. IVF diagnostic test appears to be very reliable in the majority of cases. If the failure of fertilization occurs in the first attempt the test is not reliable; failure of fertilization after three or more attempts allows the patients to consider other options such as adoption or AID.
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