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| | 05/21/07 - 01:52 AM  
 
   
 
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Excerpt From NEJM - Most patients are infertile, although spontaneous unassisted pregnancy has occurred. Therefore, the diagnosis should not be relied on as a birth control method.
- In spontaneous unassisted pregnancy, the risk of having an infant with Turner syndrome or Down syndrome is increased. Risk of miscarriage also is high.
- Pregnancy has been achieved by means of fresh or frozen embryo transfer. Transfer of only one embryo at a time is recommended to avoid additional complications of twin pregnancies.
- Prior to embryo transfer, a complete renal and cardiovascular evaluation is warranted, including echocardiography. Hypertension or other cardiovascular problems may complicate pregnancy, and careful follow-up care during pregnancy is needed. Thyroid status should also be assessed because hypothyroidism during pregnancy may be associated with a poorer outcome.
- Although implantation and clinical pregnancy rates are similar to other women with ovarian failure, the miscarriage rate is high, probably because of uterine factors.
- Caesarean delivery is usual and is possibly related to small pelvic outlet size.
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| | 05/21/07 - 01:58 AM  
 
   
 
|   #5 |
so means .. CAn IVF in pts with Turners
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| new_n_lost Politically InCorrect

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| | 05/21/07 - 02:02 AM  
 
   
 
|   #6 |
yes u can but its a high risk pregnancy n can occur with pts who havent had an ovarian failure cos then a lot of complications do occur.
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