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Increase in older women presenting as unexplained subfertility may explain overuse of in vitro fertilization (Feb 2014)

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Title:
Increase in older women presenting as unexplained subfertility may explain overuse of in vitro fertilization
Journal:
BMJ 2014;348:g1583 (Published 19 Feb 2014)
Author(s):
Sesh Kamal Sunkara, Srividya Seshadri
 

 

Short description:
Kamphuis and colleagues analysed the overuse of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment, focusing on the newer indications. The incidence of unexplained subfertility as an indication for IVF has undoubtedly increased, but why? With cited incidences being based on registries from Western countries, the most likely reason is the increase in female childbearing age and ovarian senescence in older women presenting as unexplained subfertility
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