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[Diagnostic and therapeutic management and results of the neuroendocrine factor in sterility]
R M Nava y Sánchez1, O M Olivas López, M Meza Vargas
1Hospital de Gineco Obstetricia del CM La Raza IMSS.
Ginecologia Y Obstetricia De Mexico
|March 1, 1991
Abstract:
One hundred and fifty patients with neuroendocrine alteration, mainly anovulation, proven by basal temperature and endometrial biopsy, were studied. Clinical history and basic examinations for sterility, were carried out. The neuroendocrine factor, alone or associated, was found in 35% of the patients studied for sterility. Primary sterility was 59.3% of the cases. The vagino-cervico-spermatic factor was the most frequent one associated to the neuroendocrine one (28%). Ovulation was induced in 62.6% of the cases. Pregnancy was achieved in 65 patients (43.3%; 80% reached term, and 20% were abortions.