subfertility Flashcards

GTGs and SIPs

1
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risk of miscarriage 30-34y

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15%

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2
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risk of miscarriage 35-39y

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24%

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3
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risk of miscarriage 40-44y

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51%

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4
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risk of miscarriage >45y

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93%

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5
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risks for mothers >35yo

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Stillbirth, ectopic, miscarriages, GDM, placenta previa, placental abruption, PIH, C/S

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6
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best test of ovarian reserve

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AMH

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7
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% of IVF cycles using electively frozen eggs

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<2%

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8
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risks of elective egg freezing

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  1. Age –> PET, GDM, C/S
  2. OHSS
  3. Procedural –> bleeding, infection, VTE
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9
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10 frozen egg cumulative live birth rate <35yo

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42.8%

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10
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10 frozen egg cumulative live birth rate >36yo

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25.2%

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11
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commonest treatment related adverse outcome of IVF

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multiple pregnancies

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12
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risks of multiple pregnancies

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PIH
PTL
PPH
OVB
GDM
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13
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rate of multiple pregnancies in ART (2009 vs. 2014)

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24% vs. 15.9%

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14
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incidence of mild OHSS

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33%

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15
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combined incidence of moderate-severe OHSS

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3.1-8%

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16
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After OHSS, risk of PET

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21.2%

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17
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after OHSS, risk of PTL

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36%

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18
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risk factors for OHSS

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previous OHSS
PCOS
increased AFC or AMH
Multiple pregnancy

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19
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Protective factor against OHSS

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use of GnRH antagonists

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20
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Criteria for critical OHSS

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  1. tense ascites or hydrothorax
  2. Hct >0.55
  3. WBC >25
  4. Oliguria/anuria
  5. VTE
  6. ARDS
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21
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risk of miscarriage 25-29y

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11-12%

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22
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risk of miscarriage 20-24y

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9-11%

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23
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% of congenital CMV neonates symptomatic at birth

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10-15%

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24
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% of shoulder dystocias complicated by brachial plexus injuries

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2.3-16%

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% of brachial plexus injuries with permanent damage
<10%
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incidence of chronic pelvic pain after ONE episode PID/TOA
12%
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incidence of chronic pelvic pain after TWO episodes of PID/TOA
30%
28
incidence of chronic pelvic pain after THREE episodes of PID/TOA
67%
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raised AFP in 2nd trim screen
``` FGR placental abruption female demise >24/40 PTL spont misc ```
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raised bHCG and inhibin A 2nd trim screen
``` PTL PIH PET IUFD FGR ```
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low estriol 2nd trim screen
oligo IUFD SGA/LBW spont misc
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low PAPP-A 1st trim screen
``` PET LBW PIH PTL Miscarriage ```
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low bHCG 1st trim screen
spont misc | LBW
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combined test for downs
PAPP-A bHCG Nuchal translucency
35
quadruple test
AFP bHCG estriol inhibin A
36
risk of ovarian failure after bilateral ovarian endometrioma cystectomy
2.4%
37
intraop complication rate for DIE
2.1%
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total postop complication rate for DIE
13. 9% | 9. 5% minor, 4.6% major
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recurrence rate of DIE at 2 years following surgery
5-25%
40
ovarian conservation at TAH for endometriosis - risk of recurrent pain
6x greater
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ovarian conservation at TAH for endometriosis - risk of reoperation
8.1x greater
42
according to NICE, what % of couples will conceive in 1 year
80%
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according to NICE, what % of couples will conceive within 2 years (cumulative rate)
>90% (of those who did not conceive, half will do so in the second year)
44
incidence of miscarriage following ART (singleton)
15-20%
45
incidence of ectopic pregnancy following ART
2-8%
46
OR of stillbirth following ART
2.4
47
PTL after ART (singleton)
11.2% (may be iatrogenic)
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OR of placenta previa following ART
3.76
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absolute risk of structural abnormalities in fetus following ART
30-40% increased incidence; | absolute risk 6.5-7%
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absolute increase in risk PIH/PET following ART
~2%
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absolute increase in risk GDM following ART
~1%
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% cause of male infertility
30%
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% cause of infertility by ovulatory disorder
25%
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% cause of infertility by tubal damage
20%
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% cause of infertility by uterine or peritoneal disorders
10%
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% unexplained infertility contribution
25%
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normal semen volume
>1.5ml
58
normal pH semen
>7.2
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normal sperm concentration
>15mil
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normal total sperm number
>39mil
61
normal total motility semen analysis
40% or more motile; | or 32% of more with progressive motility
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normal sperm vitality
58% or more live spermatozoa
63
normal sperm morphology
4% or more normal forms
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ovarian reserve testing: AFC low response
<4
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ovarian reserve testing: AFC high response
>16
66
ovarian reserve testing: AMH low response
<5.4
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ovarian reserve testing: AMH high response
>25 pmol/l
68
ovarian reserve testing: FSH low response
>8.9
69
ovarian reserve testing: FSH high response
<4
70
when to check progesterone to confirm ovulation
day 21 of a 28 day cycle (mid-luteal phase)
71
how long to delay pregnancy after rubella vaccination
>1/12
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how long to delay pregnancy after RAIT
>6/12
73
average pregnancy rate for ICSI
33% per ET
74
low FSH, low testosterone
hypogonadotrophic; PRE-Testicular: - kallmanns - prader willi - CHARGE - pituitary tumor - TBI
75
high FSH, low testosterone
hypergonadotrophic; TESTICULAR: - klinfelter - noonan - cryptorchism - varicocele - idiopathic
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FSH normal, testosterone normal
``` post-testicular: CAVD, CF, infxn, vasectomy, immotile cilia, sexual dysfunction ```
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incidence of POI
1%
78
incidence of early ovarian ageing
10%
79
early ovarian ageing definition
low ovarian reserve and accelerated loss of ovarian follicles in the early thirties (leading to menopause <45yo)
80
rising FSH in menopause naturally leads to
- advanced follicle recruitment - shortened cycles - increased multifollicular development (increased risk of twinning) - accelerated rate of follicle loss
81
risk of OHSS in PCOS
10%
82
VTE risk in OHSS
0.7-10%
83
overall prevalence of congenital uterine anomalies
5.5%
84
incidence of MRKH
1:5000 births
85
investigation of choice for congenital uterine anomalies
3D TVS +/- MRI
86
management for functioning rudimentary horns
surgical removal
87
management for bicornuate uterus/didelphys
none recommended
88
management for septate uterus
hysteroscopic metroplasty or hysteroscopic transcervical diversion
89
what proportion of MRKH have renal anomaly
40% | 12% have absent kidney
90
prognosis without intervention for unexplained recurrent miscarriage
75%
91
% of recurrent miscarriages that are unexplained
50%
92
antiphospholipid syndrome in recurrent miscarriage
15% (2-3% in general population only)
93
incidence of genetic abnormalities in parents with recurrent misc
2-5% | robertsonian translocation 2%
94
incidence of genetic abnormalities in recurrent misc
30-57%
95
subfertility affects?
15% (1/6-7) of population
96
endometrial thickness for embryo transfer
>5mm
97
clomifene will be successful in what %
ovulation will occur in 70-80%
98
failure of clomifene
10%
99
resistance to clomifene
20%
100
% combined male/female fertility factors
40%
101
PCOS accounts for what % of women with anovulatory infertility
80-90%
102
PCOS - what BMI prior to ovulation induction
<30; weight loss 5-10% can be very effective
103
unexplained infertility - how long to wait before IVF
attempt to conceive for a total of 2 years (including pre-referral period) before IVF
104
mild OHSS ovarian size
<8cm
105
moderate OHSS ovarian size
8-12cm
106
severe OHSS ovarian size
>12cm
107
when to perform endometrial scratch
7 days prior to onset of menstruation, immediately before stimulation treatment
108
IVF: number of cycles up to age 40
3
109
IVF: number of cycles for age 40-42
1 if no evidence of low ovarian reserve and no previous IVF
110
IVF: success >43yo
5%
111
turner syndrome in what % of first trimester miscarriages
10%
112
most common cardiac anomaly in turner's syndrome
bicuspid aortic vale, 30%
113
risk of aortic dissection in turners syndrme
absolute risk 1%; highest risk in third trimester and postpartum.
114
pregnancy CI in TS (regarding aortic dissection)
- aorta diameter ?35mm or 25mm2 - history of aortic surgery - uncontrolled HTN despite Rx - presence of bicuspid valve or coarctation are risk factors
115
how often to do cardiac/aortic MRI in TS women considering pregnancy
every 5 years
116
conception rate in TS
8%; | increased risk of miscarriage 31-45%
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TS management in pregnancy
- MDT - assessment at end of 1st and 2nd trimesters - assessment monthly in third trimester - echo at each visit, and MRI if increased aortic size - delivery in center where acute cardiac surgery is available - keep PN for 5/7
118
TS - regular BB if risk factors for dissection:
- pre-existing aortic dilation - bicuspid aortic valve - coarctation - HTN
119
surrogacy - when is parental order given
not before 6 weeks; | application must be made before 6 months
120
most common electrolyte disturbance in OHSS
hyponatremia, 56%
121
mechanism of action of metformin
enhances insulin sensitivity at the cellular level
122
prevalence of endometriosis in infertile women
50% (compared to 2-10% general population)