Publications by authors named "P May-Panloup"
Background: The global increase in caesarean sections (CS), currently at 21.1% of all deliveries, has led to a rise in uterine scar defects, or 'niches', at the hysterotomy site. These niches, detectable in 13%-84% of cases via transvaginal ultrasound (TVS) and 42%-84% through sonohysterography (SHG), may contribute to gynaecological complications, including abnormal uterine bleeding, chronic pain and secondary infertility.
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- A study was conducted to evaluate the effects of a training program for oocyte retrieval (ORSTP) on the clinical performance of medical residents.
- Residents who completed the ORSTP showed similar rates of successful oocyte retrieval compared to those who did not receive the training.
- Although the training did not enhance the actual performance metrics, it was found that those who underwent the training experienced less stress and had greater confidence in their oocyte retrieval abilities.
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- The study aimed to compare two different cancellation policies for COS-IUI cycles to reduce the risk of multiple pregnancies (MP).
- Conducted at two medical centers, it analyzed data from 7056 COS-IUI cycles from 2011 to 2019, using an algorithm in one group and a physician-dependent strategy in the other.
- Results showed that the algorithm-based strategy significantly lowered the MP rate (8.1% vs 13.3%) without affecting the live-birth rate, indicating its effectiveness in improving outcomes.
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- The study focuses on male fertility preservation (FP) through sperm banking for men aged 15-49 diagnosed with testicular cancer (TC) or lymphomas (L) in France in 2018.
- It analyzed data from the French National Cancer Institute and sperm banking centers, estimating sperm banking rates of 41% for TC, 40% for Hodgkin L, and 7% for non-Hodgkin L among diagnosed men.
- The findings suggest a need for improved patient education and awareness to increase sperm banking rates and assess factors leading to the lack of sperm preservation before gonadotoxic treatments.