Showing papers in "Fertility and Sterility in 1967"

TL;DR: No specific relationship was found between ABO incompatibility and the results of postcoital testing of cervical mucus in 58 women tested or positive circulating issoagglutinins in 62 women tested.

TL;DR: The evidence fortifies the conclusin that the effect of these substances is reversible and return of ovulatory function was equally prompt whether contraceptives had been used 1-4 or over 6 years.

TL;DR: Most synthetic estrogens and antie strogens proved effective with direct action on the implantation site in the rabbit but only ORF-3858 showed no evidence of teratogenicity and was found effective postcoitally in the primate.

TL;DR: It appears that one aspect of the female reproductive decline in old hamsters may be a loss of capacity of the uterus itself to react normally, as seen in the decline in both litter size and in the number of pregnancies.

TL;DR: It is concluded that Depo-Provera is a potent long-lasting progestational agent which is highly useful as an adjunct to surgery in cases of advanced endometrial lesions.

TL;DR: A long-acting oral estrogen (3-cyclopentyl either of ethinyl estradiol or the 18-homologue of norethisterone) and a short acting progestogen were administered orally for 1 day per month to 40 women for 138 trials.

TL;DR: Attempts were made to create reversible sterility in the male by injection of a silicon rubber plug into the vas deferens of 30-50 lb.

TL;DR: Alkaline phosphatase activity of endometrial tissue secretion and of the luminal border of the glandular epithelium in 40 women using no contraception was greatest during the secretory phase of the cycle indicating that ALP facilitates secretion across the cell membrane, which may be related to cellular regressive phenomena.

TL;DR: 11 infertile men with severe oligospermia were treated at the Dept. of Fertility and Sterility of the University Maternity Hospital Alexandra and results were unsatisfactory.