Question 106 · LEK · Infertility
The administration of short-acting GnRH analogues begins on the first day of the menstrual cycle and from the third day gonadotropins are added. This description regards controlled ovarian hyperstimulation with the use of:
- A. ICSI technique (intracytoplasmic sperm injection).
- B. slow freezing of reproductive material.
- C. protocol with GnRH antagonists.
- D. long protocol.
- E. short protocol.
Hint
Match the timing: a GnRH agonist started on day 1 with gonadotropins added soon after exploits the initial flare effect.
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