Low but not severely diminished AMH levels in young patients do not necessarily predict poor oocyte quality or worse pregnancy outcomes after embryo transfer.
Does decreased ovarian reserve (AMH < 1.1 ng/mL) reduce implantation and clinical pregnancy rates in young women undergoing ICSI compared to normal ovarian reserve?
In young women undergoing ICSI, low AMH is associated with higher cycle cancellation and lower clinical pregnancy rates, but live birth rates are comparable to those with normal AMH once a transferable embryo is achieved.
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Higher AMH levels were associated with better ET, implantation, and clinical pregnancy, especially in NOR patients; however, we also showed that the rates of pregnancy outcomes after the development of a transferable embryo in younger cases are similar to those in cases with NOR. Low but not severely diminished AMH levels in young patients may not necessarily indicate poor oocyte quality.
Madenli et al. (Fri,) reported a other. Low but not severely diminished AMH levels in young patients do not necessarily predict poor oocyte quality or worse pregnancy outcomes after embryo transfer.