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Polycystic ovary syndrome. A therapeutic challenge

Bayram, N.

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Appendixx II

Characteristicss of included studies Study y

BringerBringer et at., 1985

Methods s

Randomisedd trial. Method of randomisation not described. Cross-overr study, pre- and post- crossover data combined. Ninee patients randomised.

Participants s

Clomiphenee citrate resistant infertile women.

Patientss with high androgen levels and high LH. Presence of polycystic ovaries at laparoscopy.. Nothing mentioned about the age and BMI of women and no information onn infertility work-up. The study was performed at the Hospital Lapeyronie in Montpellier,, France. Timing and duration of study was not stated.

Interventions s

Pulsatilee GnRH versus hMG.

IVV pulsatile GnRH was started on cycle day 2 or 5 after spontaneous or induced menses, usingg a portable pump at 8-20 meg/pulse every 90 to 128 minutes. HMG was administered intramuscularlyy at cycle days 2 and 5 (75 or 150 IU). Based on ultrasound and E2 evaluation,, doses were individualized. HMG was stopped and hCG (5,000 IU) injected whenn at least 1 but not more than 3 follicles > 18 mm had developed.

Outcomes s

Pregnancyy rate (per woman), ovulation rate (per cycle) and OHSS (per cycle).

Study y

RemorgidaRemorgida et aL, 1991

Methods s

Randomisedd trial. Method of randomisation not described. Crossoverr study, only the pre-crossover data are included. 88 patients randomised.

Participants s

Clomiphenee citrate resistant women with oligomenorrhoea and infertility for at least 3 years.. All patients had at least 3 prior attempts of pulsatile GnRH therapy before, without ovulationn as outcome. Mean age (+/- SEM) was 27.6 years (1,15). Patients had an infertilityy work-up consisting of laparoscopy, hysterosalpingography, and semen analysis. Meann BMI (+/- SEM) was 24.4 kg/m2 (1.09) and mean LH/FSH ratio (+/- SEM) was 3,55 (0,16) respectively. The study was performed at the University of Genoa, Italy. Timingg and duration of study not stated.

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Interventions s

Pulsatilee GnRH and FSH versus FSH.

IVV pulsatile GnRH was started on (progestin-induced) cycle day 2, using a portable pump att 20 meg/pulse every 59 minutes. On cycle days 5,7, and 9 patients received two ampules ofFSH(75IU/ampule). .

Patientss treated with FSH alone took FSH on cycle days 3,5, and 7 (two ampules 75IU/ampule). .

InIn both groups, based on ultrasound and E2 evaluation, the FSH therapy was individualizedd (0-4 ampules). FSH and/or GnRH-pump was stopped and hCG (5,000 IU)) injected when at least 1 but not more than 3 follicles >18 mm had developped.

Outcomes s

Pregnancyy rate (per woman), ovulation rate (per woman) and multifollicular development (perr woman).

Study y

ScheeleScheele et al.y 1993 Methods s

Randomisedd trial. Method of randomisation not described. Cross-overr study, pre- and post-crossover data combined. 122 patients randomised.

Participants s

Womenn with oligo- or amenorrhoea and raised LH/FSH ratio. Not selected for clomiphenee citrate resistance. Mean age (+/- SEM) was 30 years (4). Infertility work-up wass not specified. Mean BMI (+/- SEM) was 26.3 kg/m2 (7.2) and mean LH/FSH ratio (+/-- SEM) was 1,7 (1,2) respectively. The study was performed at the Free University of Amsterdam,, The Netherlands. Timing and duration of trial not stated.

Interventions s

Pulsatilee GnRH following pretreatment with GnRHagonist pulsatile versus GnRH only. IVV pulsatile GnRH was started on (progestin-induced) cycle day 2, using a portable pump att 10 meg/pulse every 90 minutes. Discontinuation of treatment when: no ovulation after 55 weeks, menses or positive pregnancy test. GnRHa (Buserelin) was self-administered intra-nasallyy (4 times daily 300 meg) during 3 weeks. The day after discontinuation, pulsatilee LHRH was started.

Outcomes s

Ongoingg pregnancy (per woman), clinical pregnancy (per woman), ovulation rate (per cycle),, miscarriage rate (per pregnancy), multifollicular development (per cycle).

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Study y

TimmermanTimmerman et al., 2000

Methods s

Randomisedd trial. Randomisation with sealed envelopes {oral communication). 30 patientss were randomised. 2 patients dropped out before treatment. Data analysis of 288 patients.

Participants s

Womenn with oligo-or amenorrhoea and LH level >6.5 IU/L and/or LH-FSH ratio >1.5. Womenn were not treated with clomiphene citrate previously. Median age was 26 in the GnRHH group and 27 in the clomiphene citrate group. Only information about semen analysiss was available in the study. The study was performed at the Catharina Hospital, Eindhoven,, The Netherlands. Timing and duration of study was not stated.

Interventions s

Pulsatilee GnRH following pretreatment with GnRHagonist versus clomiphene citrate. Patientss in the GnRHa group received for at least 3 weeks, 400 meg nafarelin/day. Immediatelyy after discontinuing GnRHa, IV pulsatile GnRH was started at 10 meg/pulse att pulse intervals of 90 minutes. The clomiphene citrate group received 50 mg climiphene citratee on cycle days 3-7 after spontaneous or induced menses.

GnRHH was increased to a maximum of 20 meg and clomiphene citrate to a maximum of 1500 mg after anovulation.

Outcomes s

Pregnancyy rate (per woman), ovulation rate (per cycle), multifollicular development (per cycle),, pregnancy tests were performed 16 days after ovulation by determination of B-hCGG in the urine and serum, ovulation was assumed by disappearance of the dominant folliclee on vaginal ultrasound and a subsequent increase in serum Progesteron (>100 nmol/1).

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