Low age-specific serum levels of AMH, indicating a reduced ovarian reserve, were observed in 12% of long-standing T1D patients, 10% of endometriosis infertile patients and 4% of healthy women. The prevalence of low circulating AMH levels was very similar between T1D and endometriosis infertile patients (12% vs 10%, p>0.05, respectively), whereas the prevalence of reduced ovarian reserve was significantly higher in T1D group compared to control group (12% vs 4%, p<0.05, respectively) and in endometriosis infertile group compared to control group (10% vs 4% p<0.02, respectively). Antral follicular count (AFC) did not significantly differ between the study groups.
Anti-Müllerian hormone as marker of ovarian reserve in patients with long-standing type 1 diabetes
Filardi, T;
2020-01-01
Abstract
Low age-specific serum levels of AMH, indicating a reduced ovarian reserve, were observed in 12% of long-standing T1D patients, 10% of endometriosis infertile patients and 4% of healthy women. The prevalence of low circulating AMH levels was very similar between T1D and endometriosis infertile patients (12% vs 10%, p>0.05, respectively), whereas the prevalence of reduced ovarian reserve was significantly higher in T1D group compared to control group (12% vs 4%, p<0.05, respectively) and in endometriosis infertile group compared to control group (10% vs 4% p<0.02, respectively). Antral follicular count (AFC) did not significantly differ between the study groups.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
