Fertility Physicians of Northern California Researchers Test New Forms of Progesterone Medication for Luteal Support During IVF
Posted on: Monday, 5 January 2009, 04:00 CST
With patient well-being a constant focus, Fertility Physicians is participating in an international research study to compare an experimental progesterone, Progesterone-IBSA, which is given by subcutaneous injection, to an FDA approved progesterone, Endometrin(R), which is administered vaginally. The study will assess the efficacy, tolerability and safety of Progesterone-IBSA, the study medication, in female patients undergoing IVF.
"We are so pleased to be one of only 8 clinics across the nation asked to participate. The outcome of this study could mean improved comfort and cost for patients undergoing fertility treatment." said Dr. Purcell.
Patients choosing to participate will benefit by receiving progesterone
medication (Endometrin(R) or Progesterone-IBSA) for one IVF cycle, at no
charge. This represents approximately a
Enrollment for this research study is now open and patients interested in participating are invited to call the research department at Fertility Physicians for further information on the study.
Dr.
About Fertility Physicians of
Founded in 1984, Fertility Physicians of
From private offices in
FPNC physicians are board certified specialists in reproductive endocrinology, infertility and reproductive surgery, providing the most advanced training and education in the treatment of infertility, endometriosis, miscarriage and other reproductive disorders. The clinical, nursing and laboratory staff is also composed of highly trained experts.
For more information, please visit: http://www.fpnc.com/team/research
SOURCE Fertility Physicians of
Source: PR Newswire
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