Abstract
13 women with suspected hypothalamic anovulation were treated with l uteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LH-RH) by a variety of regimens. 3 women received LH-RH by continuous intravenous infusion equal to 100 mcg LH-RH for 8 hours, followed by an acute injection of LH-RH 100 mcg. 10 days later the infusion was repeated without the supplemental injecti on and coitus advised immediately after the end of the 2nd infusion. 10 patients were given LH-RH by injection of 50 mch/day for 10 days. Coitus was indicated every other day from Day 8 of therapy. Presumptive ovulation was determined on each mode of therapy. 2 of the 3 intravenous patients had presumptive ovulation responses wihtout conception. 4 of the 10 injection patients had presumptive ovulation signs and 2 conceived. The 6 remaining injection patients responded with increased estrogens and estrogenic effect on cervical mucus. The results confirm the therapeutic role of LH-RH in certain cases of sterility.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 672-674 |
| Number of pages | 3 |
| Journal | Fertility and Sterility |
| Volume | 23 |
| Issue number | 9 |
| State | Published - Sep 1 1972 |
| Externally published | Yes |
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Successful induction of ovulation with synthetic luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone in anovulatoy infertility. / Zárate, A.; Canales, E. S.; Schally, Andrew V; Ayala-Valdés, L.; Kastin, A. J.
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T1 - Successful induction of ovulation with synthetic luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone in anovulatoy infertility.
AU - Zárate, A.
AU - Canales, E. S.
AU - Schally, Andrew V
AU - Ayala-Valdés, L.
AU - Kastin, A. J.
PY - 1972/9/1
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N2 - 13 women with suspected hypothalamic anovulation were treated with l uteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LH-RH) by a variety of regimens. 3 women received LH-RH by continuous intravenous infusion equal to 100 mcg LH-RH for 8 hours, followed by an acute injection of LH-RH 100 mcg. 10 days later the infusion was repeated without the supplemental injecti on and coitus advised immediately after the end of the 2nd infusion. 10 patients were given LH-RH by injection of 50 mch/day for 10 days. Coitus was indicated every other day from Day 8 of therapy. Presumptive ovulation was determined on each mode of therapy. 2 of the 3 intravenous patients had presumptive ovulation responses wihtout conception. 4 of the 10 injection patients had presumptive ovulation signs and 2 conceived. The 6 remaining injection patients responded with increased estrogens and estrogenic effect on cervical mucus. The results confirm the therapeutic role of LH-RH in certain cases of sterility.
AB - 13 women with suspected hypothalamic anovulation were treated with l uteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LH-RH) by a variety of regimens. 3 women received LH-RH by continuous intravenous infusion equal to 100 mcg LH-RH for 8 hours, followed by an acute injection of LH-RH 100 mcg. 10 days later the infusion was repeated without the supplemental injecti on and coitus advised immediately after the end of the 2nd infusion. 10 patients were given LH-RH by injection of 50 mch/day for 10 days. Coitus was indicated every other day from Day 8 of therapy. Presumptive ovulation was determined on each mode of therapy. 2 of the 3 intravenous patients had presumptive ovulation responses wihtout conception. 4 of the 10 injection patients had presumptive ovulation signs and 2 conceived. The 6 remaining injection patients responded with increased estrogens and estrogenic effect on cervical mucus. The results confirm the therapeutic role of LH-RH in certain cases of sterility.
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