M.P. Kelly
Thomas Jefferson University
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Human Reproduction | 1996
Leslie M. Hansen; Frances R. Batzer; Jacqueline N. Gutmann; Stephen L. Corson; M.P. Kelly; Benjamin Gocial
A prospective measurement of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and oestradiol between cycle days 2 and 5 was conducted to investigate the intra- and inter-cycle variability in a healthy population of women with regular menstrual intervals. Daily serum samples were obtained from 44 women for a total of 66 cycles on cycle days 2, 3, 4 and 5. FSH concentrations were consistent on all cycle days measured. Oestradiol concentrations on cycle day 2 were not different from cycle day 3, but concentrations on cycle day 4 and cycle day 5 were statistically different from both cycle day 2 and cycle day 3 by analysis of variance (P < or = 0.05). Evaluation of functional ovarian reserved by cycle day 3 FSH measurement has become the standard in most assisted reproductive technology programmes. The recent change in FSH standardization coupled with the inflexibility of cycle day 3 testing has led to a re-evaluation of testing protocols. Cycle day 3 appears to have emerged as a dictum because most ovulation induction protocols are initiated on cycle day 3, 4 or 5. Flexibility of sampling day can be introduced as suggested by these results. The additional information ascertained from oestradiol testing as applied to evaluation of ovarian reserve warrants further investigation.
Fertility and Sterility | 1998
Stephen L. Corson; M.P. Kelly; Andrea Mechanick Braverman; Mary E English
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the results of a gestational carrier program in terms of pregnancy rates in fresh and cryopreserved cycles. DESIGN Retrospective analysis. SETTING Private IVF program. PATIENT(S) Women with uterine or medical reasons for unsuccessful gestation. INTERVENTION(S) In vitro fertilization of oocytes with fresh or cryopreserved ET to gestational carriers. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S) Pregnancy rates and deliveries. RESULT(S) A PR of 56.3% and a cycle rate of 30.8% was achieved in each patient <40 years of age in 117 cycles of fresh or cryopreserved ET. There were no pregnancies for nine patients >40 years of age in 27 cycles. CONCLUSION(S) Carrier gestation offers a satisfactory solution to childlessness caused by uterine or major medical factors.
Fertility and Sterility | 1994
Stephen L. Corson; Frances R. Batzer; Benjamin Gocial; M.P. Kelly; Jacqueline N. Gutmann; Kathryn J. Go; Mary E. English
Human Reproduction | 1995
Stephen L. Corson; Frances R. Batzer; Benjamin Gocial; M.P. Kelly; Jacqueline N. Gutmann; Greg Maislin
Human Reproduction | 1997
M.P. Kelly; Stephen L. Corson; Benjamin Gocial; Frances R. Batzer; Jacqueline N. Gutmann
Fertility and Sterility | 2002
M.P. Kelly; Daniel B. Shapiro; Dana Tillotson; Frances R. Batzer
Fertility and Sterility | 2006
Frances R. Batzer; Jacqueline N. Gutmann; M.P. Kelly; Benjamin Gocial
Fertility and Sterility | 2005
Jacqueline N. Gutmann; Benjamin Gocial; M.P. Kelly; Frances R. Batzer
Fertility and Sterility | 2003
Manish Gopal; Jacqueline N. Gutmann; Frances R. Batzer; Benjamin Gocial; M.P. Kelly
Fertility and Sterility | 2003
Frances R. Batzer; D. Shaprio; S. Barrick; D. Tillotson; M.P. Kelly