Intrauterine insemination: effect of the temporal relationship between the luteinizing hormone surge, human chorionic gonadotrophin administration and insemination on pregnancy rates.

By Fuh K W   Wang X   Tai A   Wong I   Norman R J  

Human Reproduction, Vol. 12, Iss. 10, 1997-10 ,pp. : 2162-2166

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Endothelial cell proliferation follows the mid-cycle luteinizing hormone surge, but not human chorionic gonadotrophin rescue, in the human corpus luteum.

By Rodger F E   Young F M   Fraser H M   Illingworth P J  

Human Reproduction, Vol. 12, Iss. 8, 1997-08 ,pp. : 1723-1729

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Compartmentalization of human chorionic gonadotrophin sensitivity and luteinizing hormone receptor mRNA in different subtypes of the human corpus luteum.

By Ottander U   Nakata M   Bäckström T   Liu K   Ny T   Olofsson J I  

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An artificially induced follicle stimulating hormone surge at the time of human chorionic gonadotrophin administration in controlled ovarian stimulation cycles has no effect on cumulus expansion, fertilization rate, embryo quality and implantation rate.

By Vermeiden J P   Roseboom T J   Goverde A J   Suchartwatnachai C   Schoute E   Braat D D   Schats R  

Human Reproduction, Vol. 12, Iss. 7, 1997-07 ,pp. : 1399-1402

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Pregnancy and obstetrics. Endogenous LH surge detection versus administration of HCG to correctly time intrauterine insemination: which provides a better pregnancy rate?

By Garcia-Velasco Juan A.   Arici Aydin  

Human Reproduction, Vol. 15, Iss. 4, 2000-04 ,pp. : 975-976

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