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The HERA (Hyper-response Risk Assessment) Delphi consensus definition of hyper-responders for in-vitro fertilization by Ido Feferkorn; B. Ata; S. C. Esteves; A. La Marca; R. Paulson; C. Blockeel; A. Conforti; H. M. Fatemi; P. Humaidan; G. T. Lainas; B. W. Mol; R. J. Norman; R. Orvieto; N. P. Polyzos; S. Santos-Ribeiro; S. K. Sunkara; S. L. Tan; F. M. Ubaldi; B. Urman; J. G. Velasco; A. Weissman; H. Yarali; M. H. Dahan is a Medicine article available to read on EtoBox.

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Purpose To provide an agreed upon definition of hyper-response for women undergoing ovarian stimulation (OS)? Methods A literature search was performed regarding hyper-response to ovarian stimulation for assisted reproductive technology. A scientific committee consisting of 5 experts discussed, amended, and selected the final statements in the questionnaire for the first round of the Delphi consensus. The questionnaire was distributed to 31 experts, 22 of whom responded (with representation selected for global coverage), each anonymous to the others. A priori, it was decided that consensus would be reached when ≥ 66% of the participants agreed and ≤ 3 rounds would be used to obtain this consensus. Results 17/18 statements reached consensus. The most relevant are summarized here. (I) Definition of a hyper-response: Collection of ≥ 15 oocytes is characterized as a hyper-response (72.7% agreement). OHSS is not relevant for the definition of hyper-response if the number of collected oocytes is above a threshold (≥ 15) (77.3% agreement). The most important factor in defining a hyper-response during stimulation is the number of follicles ≥ 10 mm in mean diameter (86.4% agreement). (II) R

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Author
Ido Feferkorn; B. Ata; S. C. Esteves; A. La Marca; R. Paulson; C. Blockeel; A. Conforti; H. M. Fatemi; P. Humaidan; G. T. Lainas; B. W. Mol; R. J. Norman; R. Orvieto; N. P. Polyzos; S. Santos-Ribeiro; S. K. Sunkara; S. L. Tan; F. M. Ubaldi; B. Urman; J. G. Velasco; A. Weissman; H. Yarali; M. H. Dahan
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Published
2023
Language
EN
Field
Medicine (Health Sciences)

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