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Pregnancy following successful accelerated rescue oocyte retrieval following absence of oocytes in primary follicular aspirations: A case report.
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rationaleThe objective of this study was to present a case of successful oocyte retrieval following a failed oocyte pickup on the same day that led to pregnancy after frozen embryo transfer. PATIENT CONCERNS: A 31-year-old gravida 1 para 1 woman with Von Willebrand disease, presented to our infertility center for secondary infertility for 2 years with known male factor and failed initial oocyte collection. DIAGNOSES: Increasing progesterone, decreasing estradiol, and low luteinizing hormone were signs of a successful ovulation and indicated the need to perform rescue retrieval.
interventionsIn vitro fertilization, rescue delayed oocyte retrieval, and letrozole stimulated frozen embryo transfer. OUTCOMES: A pregnancy following a frozen embryo transfer after a rescue oocyte retrieval in a stimulated in vitro fertilization cycle. Interpretation of blood tests (estradiol, progesterone, and luteinizing hormone) suggestive of effective ovulation induction with an agonist trigger can be an indication for delayed rescue retrieval. LESSONS: Despite the absence of oocyte after 5 follicular aspiration, healthcare providers should be aware of the value of rescue oocyte collection when endocrine findings suggest an effective ovulation trigger.
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