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    Identifying Endometrial Delay Improves Treatment Outcome in Women with Thin Endometrium and Infertility
    (Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences, 2024-06-30)
    Narangerel Namshir
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    Bum Chae Choi
    Objective: To determine the impact of endometrial delay on reproductive outcomes. Method: We enrolled 62 infertility women with thin endometrium pre- and post-study in 2020-2023. Infertile women with an endometrial thickness of <7 mm were included and followed in the study. All participants had endometrial delay determined and adjusted be­fore initial Assisted reproductive technologies (ART). After, infertility treatment was started. ART outcomes were evaluated by endometrial thickness and implantation rate. Endometrial thickness was compared to pre-hormone replacement treatment at 48 and 72 hours post-hor­mone therapy. Results: The study included 62 women aged 26-45 who were diagnosed with infertility and thin endometrium. Endometrial thickness was sufficiently increased before and after treatment for all participants. Histological analysis diagnosed endometrial delay (not ap­propriate WOI) in 73.6% of all women. After adjusting the WOI in study participants, there was a statistically significant increase in endometrial thickness post-hormone replacement therapy. The study participants were women who had failed at least one implantation, and the im­plantation rate after WOI adjustment was 58.5%. Conclusions: In 70% of infertility women, endometrial is delayed. In women with thin endometrium, the precise determination of WOI increases ART treatment outcomes.