Publications by authors named "Mychelle de Medeiros Garcia Torres"

The endometrial microbiome is a rapidly advancing field of research, particularly in obstetrics and gynecology, as it has been found to be linked with obstetric complications and potential impacts on fertility. The diversity of microorganisms presents in the endometrium, along with their metabolites, can influence reproductive outcomes by modulating the local immune environment of the uterus. However, a major challenge in advancing our understanding of the endometrial microbiota lies in the heterogeneity of available studies, which vary in terms of patient selection, control groups, collection methods and analysis methodologies.

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Background: Infertility affects around 12% of couples, and this proportion has been gradually increasing. In this context, the global assisted reproductive technologies (ART) market shows significant expansion, hovering around USD 26 billion in 2019 and is expected to reach USD 45 billion by 2025.

Objectives: We realized a scoping review of the ART market from academic publications, market reports, and specialized media news, to identify the main terms and characterize them into the main topics in the area.

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Background: The seminal virome and its implications for fertility remain poorly understood. To date, there are no defined panels for the detection of viruses of clinical interest in seminal samples.

Results: In this study, we characterized the human seminal virome based on more than 1,000 studies published over the last five years.

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Despite the advance of assisted reproduction, high rates of failure in treatment are still observed. Herein, we investigated how the psychophysiological stress profiles of patients can modulate the fertilization treatment (IVF) outcome. The women who had failure in IVF ( = 13; 65%) had higher baseline salivary cortisol awakening response and anxiety-state during treatment than patients who became pregnant ( = 7; 35%).

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Objective: To compare embryo implantation in Wistar rats submitted to ovarian stimulation using recombinant FSH (rFSH) with cetrorelix acetate or leuprolide acetate.

Design: Experimental study.

Setting: Faculty of medicine animal facility.

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