Why the study?
Does elevated endogenous estrogen during ovulation induction alter left ventricular size and hemodynamics?
Does elevated endogenous estrogen during ovulation induction alter left ventricular size and hemodynamics?
High levels of endogenous estrogens during ovulation induction rapidly increase left ventricular size and stroke volume, mimicking the early cardiovascular adaptations seen in pregnancy.
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May indicate estrogen-mediated LV adaptation during ovulation induction; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Veille et al. (1986) studied this question.
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