Background The presence of a wide range of tests of ovarian reserve suggests that no
single test provides a sufficiently accurate result. Many tests are used without reference to an …

There is currently no clinically useful predictive test sufficiently accurate and distinct in time
from controlled ovarian stimulation to assess ovarian reserve accurately. Further research is …

To determine which ovarian reserve tests and imaging criterion have an optimal predictive
value for ovarian response to controlled hyperstimulation and fertility outcomes with assisted …

OBJECTIVE: To critically examine ovarian reserve testing before assisted reproduction.
DESIGN: A PUBMED computer search to identify relevant literature. SETTING: Multiple sites …

Serum and urinary markers of ovarian reserve, follicular phase inhibin B, follicle stimulating
hormone, and antimullerian hormone levels, are physiologically associated with ovarian …

The age-related decline of the success in IVF is largely attributable to a progressive decline
of ovarian oocyte quality and quantity. Over the past two decades, a number of so-called …

Ovarian reserve is a complex clinical phenomenon influenced by age, genetics, and
environmental variables. Although it is challenging to predict the rate of an individual's …

Currently there is no uniformly accepted definition of decreased ovarian reserve (DOR), as
the term may refer to three related but distinctly different outcomes: oocyte quality, oocyte …

The decline in fecundity with the age of the woman is mainly attributed to the loss of follicles
from the ovary and a decrease in oocyte quality. Evaluation of the aging status of the ovary …

Currently, there is no uniformly accepted definition of decreased ovarian reserve (DOR), as
the term may refer to three related but distinctly different outcomes: oocyte quality, oocyte …