Daniel Navot
Mount Sinai Hospital
22 Papers
521 Citations
Daniel Navot is an academic researcher from Mount Sinai Hospital. The author has contributed to research in topics: Trophoblast & Cytotrophoblast. The author has an hindex of 19, co-authored 22 publications. Previous affiliations of Daniel Navot include Heidelberg University & North Shore University Hospital.
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Papers
Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome in novel reproductive technologies: prevention and treatment.
TL;DR: Although severe and critical OHSS may not be completely avoided, early recognition of high-risk factors, judicious prevention schemes, and treatment strategies should reduce the complication and long-term sequelae of this iatrogenic syndrome.
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Poor oocyte quality rather than implantation failure as a cause of age-related decline in female fertility.
Daniel Navot,R.A. Bergh,M.A. Williams,G.J. Garrisi,Ida Guzman,Benjamin Sandler,Lawrence Grunfeld +6 more
TL;DR: The data suggest that the age-related decline in female fertility is attributable to oocyte quality and is correctable by ovum donation, and the uterus can adequately sustain pregnancies even when reproductive potential is artificially prolonged into the late 40s.
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Age-related decline in female fertility is not due to diminished capacity of the uterus to sustain embryo implantation*
Daniel Navot,Michael R. Drews,P.A. Bergh,Ida Guzman,Alexis Karstaedt,Richard T. Scott,G. John Garrisi,G E Hofmann +7 more
TL;DR: The capacity to conceive and to gestate a conception to term when oocyte quality is controlled appears to be independent of uterine aging through the fifth decade of life.
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Risk factors and prognostic variables in the ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome
Daniel Navot,Abraham Relou,Arie Birkenfeld,Ron Rabinowitz,Amnon Brzezinski,Ehud J. Margalioth +5 more
TL;DR: Stepwise logistic regression performed on 22 variables identified a high-risk group for this syndrome; the major features are illustrated by young, lean patients who, after relatively few ampules of human menopausal gonadotropin, develop high estradiol levels and multiple small follicles.
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Premature luteinization in controlled ovarian hyperstimulation has no adverse effect on oocyte and embryo quality.
G E Hofmann,G E Hofmann,Frauke Bentzien,Frauke Bentzien,P.A. Bergh,P.A. Bergh,G. John Garrisi,G. John Garrisi,Maryanne C. Williams,Maryanne C. Williams,Ida Guzman,Ida Guzman,Daniel Navot,Daniel Navot +13 more
TL;DR: Similar oocyte quality, fertilization, and polyspermia rates, embryo quality, implantation, and delivery rates suggest that any negative impact of premature luteinization on pregnancy rates in COH cycles from young women is not due to an adverse effect of PL on oocyte and hence embryos quality, but rather on the endometrial environment.
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