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Review
. 2023 Oct 9;185(41):V05230315.

Letrozole in fertility treatment

[Article in Danish]
Emilie Steentoft Dahlberg  1 , Dorte Andersen  2 , Pernilla Skjødt Andersson  3 , Kathrine Birch  4 , Lotte Colmon  3 , Marianne Dreyer Holt  1 , Kasper Ingerslev  5 , Kirstine Kirkegaard  6 , Kristine Løssl  3 , Liv la Cour Poulsen  7 , Marie-Louise Wissing  8 , Mathilde Yde  3 , Nathalie Søderhamn Bülow  3
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Review

Letrozole in fertility treatment

[Article in Danish]
Emilie Steentoft Dahlberg et al. Ugeskr Laeger. .
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Abstract

This review describes the current evidence regarding the putative indications of letrozole (LTZ) in fertility treatment. Prior to intrauterine insemination, LTZ is recommended in women with normogonadotrophic oligo-anovulation. In ovulatory women, LTZ is equal to clomiphene and may be used instead of exogenous gonadotrophin. LTZ may be used as co-treatment in poor responders prior to in vitro fertilization/intracytoplasmic sperm injection. In addition, LTZ prior to frozen-thawed embryo transfer is increasingly used in women with normogonadotrophic oligo-anovulation.

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