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A rare case of extensive placenta accreta in twin pregnancy after GnRH agonist treatment of adenomyosis.

Shilpi AgrawalaJeevitha PatilSukhkamal CampbellTerri Lynn Woodard
Published in: Fertility research and practice (2021)
GnRHa therapy in patients with adenomyosis may improve implantation rates after FET. Previous molecular studies indicate that genetic variance in the expression of the gonadotropin releasing hormone receptor (GnRHR) could explain the expansive lack of decidualized endometrium after GnRHa therapy. Further investigations are needed to determine if GnRHa therapy contributes to the pathologic process of placenta accreta.
Keyphrases
  • rare case
  • poor prognosis
  • gene expression
  • neoadjuvant chemotherapy
  • preterm birth
  • cell therapy
  • combination therapy
  • single molecule
  • replacement therapy
  • lymph node
  • long non coding rna