<p>The use of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists has declined sharply in Germany over the past 18&#xa0;years, both in the long and the short protocol. Nevertheless, above-average pregnancy rates have been observed—compared to the antagonist protocol. There are many reasons for this. One aspect is the significantly lower risk of overstimulation in the antagonist protocol.</p>

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Das Agonisten-Protokoll bei der ovariellen Stimulation

  • Markus S. Kupka

摘要

The use of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists has declined sharply in Germany over the past 18 years, both in the long and the short protocol. Nevertheless, above-average pregnancy rates have been observed—compared to the antagonist protocol. There are many reasons for this. One aspect is the significantly lower risk of overstimulation in the antagonist protocol.