| superovulation | <gynaecology> The stimulation of multiple ovulation with fertility drugs. (19 Jan 1998) |
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Synonyms : Superovulations
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Intentional induction of multiple ovulations at once, using injections of follicle stimulating hormone and human chorionic gonadotropin, for assisted conception. Inevitably there is a risk of multiple pregnancy unless egg retrieval is performed. See also ovulation induction, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) and follicular recruitment (specifically, late or cyclical follicular recruitment).
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The ovulation of more than one egg induced through the administration of fertility drugs (see also controlled ovarian hyperstimulation and stimulation).
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The use of fertility drugs to promote the growth of multiple follicles.
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The release of a larger than normal number of eggs from an ovary over a very short period of time. Superovulation is routinely induced by administering hormones. Superovulation serves a primary purpose of increasing the number of eggs available for in vitro fertilization, hence an increased number of viable embryos and an enhanced chance that a succesful implantation and pregnancy will occur.
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A procedure to facilitate fertilization. The woman is given ovulation inducing drugs which cause her ovaries to produce multiple eggs. When the eggs are ready to be released, the woman is inseminated with her partner's sperm or donated sperm.
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