Live birth rates after natural cycle versus artificial cycle in women receiving donated oocytes and the impact of female age
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The authors aimed to determine whether natural cycles (NC) could be effectively used in women of advanced maternal age (AMA) receiving donated oocytes, without compromising live birth rates (LBRs) and miscarriage outcomes compared to artificial cycles (AC). The study found that NC resulted in higher LBRs and lower miscarriage rates, as well as reduced obstetrical risks, suggesting that NC may be a beneficial approach for older women undergoing oocyte donation.
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