الفهرس 
Anti mullerian hormone as an indicator for ovarian response in women receiving long GnRH agonist protocol in intracytoplasmic sperm injection cycles
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Abstract
Fertility of females resides in the pool of primordial follicles, they are born with. Amongst these, 30 to 50 follicles are recruited with each menstrual cycle leading to decline in fertility after the age of 30 years. In cases of infertility, evaluation of ovarian reserve (OR) is essential to optimize protocol for assisted reproductive technique (ART) and prediction of response to counsel the couple. Patients and Methods Design: Prospective (cohort) study. Setting: This study was conducted in assisted reproductive technology unit of Ain Shams University Hospital after approval of the research ethical committee from April 2017 to April 2018. Population: Sixty six women undergoing ICSI were enrolled in and a written informed consent was obtained from each participant.Conclusion: In conclusion, in this study it was found that as the AMH level increases, the number of oocytes increases as well, but it is not a predictor of oocyte quality or pregnancy rate.This might be because pregnancy is affected by many other factors such as embryo quality, transfer technique, and endometrial receptivity. Furthermore, treatment success is also affected by sperm properties in patients who receive the treatment due to the male factor