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Relazione tra riserva ovarica e protocollo di stimolazione
Filippo Maria UbaldiM.D. M.Sc.
CLINICA VALLE GIULIA, Rome
I Master di Medicina della Riproduzione Umana
Padova, 2009-2010
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Introduction
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Aim of all ART techniques: obtain a correct number offollicles and of good quality oocytes
FOLLICLES n. 10
OOCYTES n. 8
MII OOCYTES n. 6,8
80%
85%
MII OOCYTES n. 6,8
FERTILIZED OOCYTES n. 5,4
EMBRYOS n. 3,8
80%
70%
Intrauterine insemination: 2-3 follicles
II and III level ART techniques (IVF/ISCI):
Introduction
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Very good knowledge:
- Physiology of ovarian cycle
- Ovarian reserve
- Drugs / stimulation protocols
Primordial germ cells migration
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Primordial germ cells originate from the entoderm ofthe yolk sac around the III week of gestation.
At VI week of gestation the number of the oogonia isabout 1000. There is not yet meiotic activity
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Ovary
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At VIII week of gestation the meiotic divisions lead
to 600.000 oogonia and three activities are present:
mithosis, meiosis and atresia. At XX week of gesta-
tion the number of germ cells is 3-6 million
At birth 1-2 million of germ cells are present and at
puberty there are left only 300.000 – 400.000 of
whom only 400-500 will ovulate
Folliculogenesis
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Primordialfollicle
Primaryfollicle
Preantralfollicle
Antral folliclePreovulatory
follicle
Corpus luteum
FSHLHE2
Preantrale Antrale precoce FSH dipendente FSH LH dipendente
Reclutamento Selezione10 gg
Maturazione10 gg
Crescita tonica65 gg
0,4mm5x10 cg3
I 0,4mm15x10 cg4
IIIII
IV
0,9mm75x10 cg4
2mm37x10 cg5
V7mm
619x10 cg
VI
VII
VIII
15mm90x10 cg6
20mm60x10 cg624%
35% 15% 24%58%
77%
50%
Atresia
OvulazioneFOLLICULOGENESIS
Menses
Threshold
Recruitment Selection Dominance
Window
Atresia
FSH
M
PrimordialePrimario
120 gg>150 gg
0,12mm6x10 cg21 strato cg
0,05mm
Follicular responsiviness to gonadotropins
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PRIMORDIAL PRIMARY SECONDARY
Not responsive to gonadotrophins Responsive to gonadotrophins
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Reclutamento follicolare
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Follicoli primordiali, primari e secondari pre-antrali e antrali precoci
Follicoli secondari antrali? riserva ovarica
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?
Which protocol
Which starting dose
Stimolazione ovarica?
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Le gonadotropine possono solo supportare la
coorte dei follicoli recettivi alla stimolazione.
L’aumento della dose delle gonadotropine non
puo’ reclutare de-novo altri follicoli (Klinkert,2005)
Predictors for ovarian response in ART
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ClinicalAge, cause of infertility, body mass index BMI, genetic(Templeton and Morris, 1998; Hohmann 2001; Sahla 2001;Howels 2006; Simoni 2007)
UltrasoundNumber of antral follicles (AFC), dopples score (resi-
stance), ovarian volume (Bancsi 2003, 2004;
Hensen 2003; Muttukrishna 2005; Hendriks 2005, 2007; Howels 2006; Kwee 2007)
Hormone levelsBasal FSH, estradiol, inhibin B, antimullerian hormone(Fanchin 2003; Bancsi 2003,2004; Laven 2004; Hussein
2005; Howels 2006; Kevenaar 2007; Fleming 2006,2009)
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Clinical factors and ovarian reserve
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ClinicalAge, cause of infertility, body mass index BMI, genetic
(Templeton and Morris, 1998; Howels 2006; Simoni 2007)
0 18 31 37 41 45 51
1.000
10.000
100.000
1.000.000
Folliclenumber
Birth
Optimalfertility Decreased
fertility
End offertility
Irregularcycles
Menopause
Age (yrs)
25000oocytes
Faddy et al., 1992
Ovarian cortical tissue
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10-year-old 20-year-old 30-year-old
Age
Antral Follicle Cohort
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Ultrasound:
can directly assess the size of the antral follicle co-
hort (AFC) (Pache 1990) and the observed pattern of its
decline correspond with that of the primordial follicle
pool (Sheffer 1999)
AFC better reflect chronological age in normal fer-
tile women with regular cycles (Sheffer 2003) com-
pared to other ovarian reserve tests.
AFC reflect the monthly recruited follicles that can
be stimulated by stimulation protocols.
Antral Follicle Cohort
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AFC correlates better with age compared to AMH and
much better than FSH, inhibin and E2 (van Rooij, 2005)
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Antral Follicle Cohort
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CONCLUSIONS: The number of small antral follicles (2-6 mm) is
significantly related to age and also, independent of age, to all
endocrine ORTs tested, suggesting the number of small antral
follicles represents the functional ovarian reserve
Basal FSH
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FSH release is regulated by negative feedback ac-
tion of E2, inhibin and the ovarian FSH-modulating
proteins FSH level are an indirect reflection of
the number of antral follicles (van Rooij 2005)
FSH starts to increase substantially when irregular
cycle starts to occurs and when the follicle num-
bers are strongly reduced just before or during the
menopausal transition (te Velde, 2002)
Basal FSH
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FSH does not correlate with age but when it incre-
ses it is an indicator of reduced ovarian reserve at
any time (te Velde, 2002)
Basal FSH
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Dosaggio di FSH basale sempre associato a dosag-
gio di E2 (oltre a valore predittivo dell’E2 stesso, escludere
valori >100 pg/ml secondari a residui follicolari che abbasse-
rebbero FSH indebitamente per feedback negativo)
Basal FSH (2nd-3rd day):
>9 (Faber 1998)
>12 (Karande 1997)
>15 (Feldberg 1994)
?
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Inhibin B
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Inhibin B is produced by granulosa cells of small antral
follicles (Groome 1996; Welt 2001) and as such it has been
proposed as direct assessor of ovarian reserve with con-
flicting results (Hall 1999; Cerus 2000; Bancsi 2002)
Basal serum level of
Inhibin B does not
correlate with age
but dynamic varia-
tions during FSH sti-
mulation can predict
the size of follicle po
ol (Decanter 2009; Van
Rooij 2005)
Inhibin B
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Exogenus FSH Ovarian Reserve Test (EFORT)
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Si determinano i livelli basali plasmatici di inibina Be l’aumento di E2 e di inibina B 24 ore dopo la som-ministrazione in terza giornata di 300 UI FSH
Il valore predittivo del test è del 90% mentre il va-lore negativo è dell’81 %
EFORT Test Values
(Post Inhibin B value – Pre Inhibin B value)
< 78.6 : patient is poor responder
78.6 – 110.4: patient is borderline
> 110.4: patient is good responderHum Reprod, 1994
Anti-Mullerian hormone
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Anti-Mullerian hormone: Male
- It is a dimeric glycoprotein of the TGF- family (van Roij 2004)
- It is involved in the regression of Mullerian ducts during ma-
le fetal development (Behringer 1994)
- It is expressed in the Sertoli cells from testicular differentia-
tion up to puberty (Behringer 1994)
Anti-Mullerian hormone: Female
- It is exclusively produced by granulosa cells of preantral
(primary and secondary) and small antral (Vigier 1984)
- Its production starts at primary stage and continues until
the small antral stage (2-6 mm) (Durlinger 1999; 2002)
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Anti-Mullerian hormone
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Genetic alteration in oocytes
secreted factors OSFs governing
this transition, in particular GDF-9
and BMP15, are critical for
regulation of ovulation rate and
result in high multifollicular rate
or ovarian failure (McNatty, 2003)
Anti-Mullerian hormone: Female
- The small antral follicles are related to the size of primordial
follicle pool (Gougeon 1994; Kevenar 2006) and the age related
decline of the antral follicle of AMH production (de Vet
2002; van Rooij 2005) until it will become undetectable at and
after the menopause
Anti-Mullerian hormone
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Correlation of:
Age (A)
No. of oocytes retrieved (B)
No. of day 3 antral follicles (C)
Cycle day 3 estradiol (D)
Cycle day 3 inhibin (E)
Cycle day 3 FSH (F)
with AMH in IVF
Van Rooij, 2002
Anti-Mullerian hormone
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Anti-Mullerian hormone: serum values
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Anti-Mullerian hormone: serum values
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Anti-Mullerian hormone: serum values
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Anti-Mullerian hormone: serum values
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Anti-Mullerian hormone: serum values
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21 321 hCG4 65 7
0.2 ml x 2 0.05 ml x 2 Suprefact s.c.
150IU 150IU 150IU 150IU ?
E2
GnRH antagonist
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21 321 hCG4 65 7
0.2 x 2 0.05 x 2
300UI300UI 300UI 300UI ?
E2
E21 32 hCG4 98 10
0.1 x 2 Suprefact s.c.
300UI 300UI 300UI 300UI ?
5 6 7ECO
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E21 32 hCG4 98 10
0.1 x 2 Suprefact s.c.
300UI 300UI 300UI 300UI ?
5 6 7ECO
Natural cycle with minimal stimulation
CONSORT calculator (Howels et al, 2006)
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CONSORT calculator (Howels et al, 2006)
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CONSORT Calculator (Howels, 2006)
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CONSORT Randomized Controlled Trial
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Ovarian reserve tests and ovarian response
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… no test is absolutely predictive
and the best test
is of course the ovarian
response to COH…
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Ovarian reserve tests and pregnancy
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Ovarian reserve tests and miscarriage
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Ovarian reserve, age and oocyte quality
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Natural cycles: age and FSH
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<12 12-15 16-19 >20
<39 y 34/132 (25,7) 21/83 (25,3) 4/31 (12,9) 1/17 (5,8)
>39 y 16/93 (17,2) 16/89 (17,9) 2/48 (4,1) 1/29 (3,4)
All ages 50/225 (22,4) 37/172 (21,5) 6/79 (7,5) 2/46 (4,3)
FSH IU/L
FSH IU/L <15 16-19 >20
<39 y 55/215 (25,5) 4/31 (12,9) 1/17 (5,8)
>39 y 32/182 (17,5) 2/48 (4,1) 1/29 (3,4)
All ages 87/397 (21,9) 6/79 (7,5) 2/46 (4,3)
a b ba – b: P=0,1
c d c – d: P=0,03
e f f e – f: P<0,01
d
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FSH and clinical results
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<35 35-37 38-40 41-42 >42
Normal FSH <10 IU/LBorderline FSH 10-15 IU/LElevated FSH 15-20 IU/LPerimenopausal FSH >20 IU/L
Age (years)
0
10
20
30
40
Del
iver
y ra
te/c
ycle
(%)
FSH and clinical results
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Cycles 78
Patients 32
Age (mean+sd) 39,4+1,7
Basal FSH (mean+sd) 21,9+1,9
GnRH antagonist (ampoules) 2,7+1,6
Results: natural cycles with minimal stimulation
Embryo transfers (%) 19/78 (24,6)
Pregnancy rate/ET 0/19
Kolibianakis et al., Hum Reprod 2004
When FSH exceeded 20 mIU/mL there is a clear fall in
ongoing pregnancy rate van Rooij et al., Fertil Steril 2004
CLINICA VALLE GIULIA, Rome
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Gynaecology:
Filippo Ubaldi
Elena Baroni
Silvia Colamaria
Fabio Sapienza
Maddalena Giuliani
Embriology:
Laura Rienzi
Stefania Romano
Roberta Maggiulli
Laura Albricci
Antonio Capalbo
Centre for Reproductive Medicine