Serum progesterone levels could predict diagnosis, completion and complications of miscarriage.

Background: Low serum progesterone levels were strongly correlated with miscarriages in several publications and with completion of miscarriage in one paper. This study evaluated several parameters, predominantly serum progesterone, as predictors for miscarriages, their swift non-surgical completion and their complications.

Basic Procedures: Suspected or confirmed non-viable pregnancies with available concomitant serum progesterone measurements were retrospectively reviewed.

Anti-Müllerian hormone for the assessment of ovarian response in GnRH-antagonist-treated oocyte donors.

Evidence regarding the role of anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) among oocyte donors is limited and only involves gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH)-agonist-treated donors. This trial assessed the predictive ability of AMH for ovarian response among 108 oocyte donors treated with an antagonist protocol. In multivariate linear regression analysis, both AMH and age were independently associated with ovarian response (unstandardized coefficients 0.