Systematic review finds dual triggering improves oocyte yield in Bologna-defined patients, suggesting variable benefits across responder types.
Dual triggering appears to improve oocyte yield and maturity in Bologna-defined patients, but this effect is unlikely to apply uniformly across all phenotypes. Persistent heterogeneity in poor responder definitions limits the understanding of the benefits of dual triggering in this population. Well-designed prospective studies with rigorous phenotypic stratification are warranted to identify which patients are most likely to benefit from dual triggering.
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