Publications by authors named "Yinjiao Shi"
Article Synopsis
- A retrospective study analyzed 580 cycles of intrauterine insemination (IUI) involving 301 infertile couples to determine factors affecting clinical pregnancy outcomes.
- Key findings indicated that female age, duration of infertility, and endometrial thickness significantly influenced pregnancy rates, with younger women and those with shorter infertility duration achieving better results.
- Notably, women without ovulation issues had higher pregnancy rates in natural cycles compared to those undergoing ovarian stimulation, suggesting that stimulation may not enhance outcomes for this group.
