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Ongoing Pregnancy Rates in Women with Low and Extremely Low AMH Levels. A Multivariate Analysis of 769 Cycles

Alon Kedem, Jigal Haas, Liat Lerner Geva, Gil Yerushalmi, Y. Gilboa, Hanna Kanety, Mirit Hanochi, Ettie Maman, Ariel Hourvitz

PLoS ONE · 2013 · 39 citations · 19 references

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Patients with extremely low AMH measurements have reasonable and similar pregnancy rates as patients with low AMH. Therefore, AMH should not be used as the criterion to exclude couples from performing additional IVF treatments.

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