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Journal of Research and Reports in Gynecology and Obstetrics | Volume: 3
To determine risk of infertility index in female with Polycystic ovarian syndrome (WHO group 2 ovarian
dysfunction)
Munazzah Rafique
King Fahad Medical City, Saudi Arabia
Background:
Prognostic factors are predictive of future
fertility, specified investigation focused management, and
selection of ART and IVF outcomes. PCOS is widely prevalent
in KSA and is easily diagnosed based on certain criteria,
but has not been classified in the current literature into at
risk categories. Our aim is to construct a scoring system for
females with WHO type 2 anovulation (PCOS) that can be
used to assess the prognostic factors for conception and
categorize them in mild, moderate and high risk groups.
This grouping will provide recommendations on how these
prognostic factors may be used to assess high-risk subgroups
in different clinical situations and craft the ART treatment
strategy according to risk assessment.
Objectives:
To develop a risk of infertility index (RII) in
women with Polycystic ovarian syndrome WHO group 2
ovarian dysfunction (PCOS-G2) in order to have pretreatment
risk assessment that will help in unifying the ART treatment
approach.
Methodology:
A retrospective cohort study was done for
a period of 1 year from 2017 to 2018 at REIMD of KFMC.
There were 50 women presented as PCOS that were selected
randomly. After initial scrutiny 39 women who have all
clinical, biochemical and sonographic criteria were included
and patients with amenorrhea, CAH and POI were excluded.
RII scale was used to assess the score in women with
PCOS-G2 and to classify them into different risk categories
like mild= score ≤7, moderate = score 8-10 and severe = > 10.
Result:
In our study, majority of the cases 24 (61.5%) had
a moderate score of 8-10, whereas 13 (33.3%) had severe
score of >10. Although there was no significant correlation
between score and outcome, majority of our cases had no
pregnancy 34 (89.8%).
Conclusion:
Majority of our patients had mild to moderate
score (low risk group) than severe score (high risk group).
Furthermore, the chances of pregnancy after infertility
treatment including interventions are low.
Speaker Biography
Munazzah Rafique is currently working as clinical research specialist in health
information standardization department at King Fahad Medical City. She has
worked as physician managing highly complex cases in King Fahad Medical
City Riyadh with big patient population and diverse problems in Obstetrics and
Gynecology. She has worked as dedicated Ob/Gyn Resident with accomplished
background with sound knowledge in the field of Obstetrics and gynecology and
worked with the team of professional which enhanced her teaching skills. She is
an active participant of research work currently engaged in research processes
having visionary leadership style with the ability to inspire confidence and
creatively solve problems, remove obstacle and achieve breakthrough results.
e:
munazzahr@yahoo.comMunazzah Rafique
, Res Rep Gynaecol Obstet, Volume 3
DOI: 10.4066/2591-7366-C1-003