Grand Rounds: The clinical implications of an evolutionary perspective on menopause
Lynnette Leidy Sievert, PhD, presents on the clinical implications of an evolutionary perspective on menopause.
International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine
Together. Transforming Reproductive Medicine.
Lynnette Leidy Sievert, PhD, presents on the clinical implications of an evolutionary perspective on menopause.
This monthly case-based discussion brings together clinicians, researchers, teachers and other allied health providers practising or interested in Restorative Reproductive Medicine (RRM). Prepare and present a case, discuss your diagnostic and therapeutic challenges among members of the RRM community, or just listen, connect and take away some new tools or approaches. IIRRM, FACTS, and IRRMA each hold case discussions and invite members of all groups to participate.
This practice survey evaluated 2019 data retrospectively from a clinic practicing Restorative Reproductive Medicine (RRM) for live birth, multiple pregnancy, prematurity, and low birth weight and subsequently benchmarked this against IVF statistics published for 2019 from the UK and US. RRM treated 187 couples, 52% conceived, and 41% had a live birth. Comparatively, this small RRM data set was equivalent or slightly better than statistics reported by the 3 different IVF data registries. RRM pregnancies had fewer multiples and RRM singletons had 3 times fewer pre-term deliveries.
Dr. Naomi Whittaker, presents on POI and PRP in this month's IIRRM Grand Rounds.