Accurate diagnosis as a prognostic factor in intrauterine insemination treatment of XXXX saudi @entity1 .

@entity1 @entity4089 @entity249 @entity3610 @entity1375 @entity5274 @entity46
BACKGROUND: The study meant to define the prognostic factors that help in prescribing intrauterine insemination (IUI) for @entity249 treatment which remains an area of continuous improvements. METHODS: The diagnostic indications of a cohort of IUI-treated @entity1 and their corresponding pregnancy rates (PRs) were randomly and prospectively studied among Saudi cohort of 303 @entity1 for a period of 20 months. The indications of IUI cases were statistically analyzed for those eligible @entity1 over a period of twenty months (January 2010 till August 2011), and the PR that corresponded to each group was investigated as well. P-value less than 0.05 was considered significant. RESULTS: The highest PR, 18.87%, of the @entity3610 ( @entity3610 )-only diagnosed @entity1 , was significantly higher than the average PR of all other indications combined, 7.22%, (p = 0.011, compared to all other groups combined). The second highest PR, 14.0%, of the @entity5274 ( @entity5274 )-only indication, was double the PR average of all other indications combined, though it did not reach significance. However, @entity3610 and @entity5274 accompanied by other indications caused the PR to drop to 5.88% and 5.56%, respectively. However, a group of some hormonal-imbalance based indications had the least PR (0.0% to 2.70%). Those indications were elevated serum FSH, @entity4089 , hypogonadotrophy, @entity1375 and @entity46 . The rest of the indications had an average PR (8.33% to 11.11%). CONCLUSION: There is a reasonable chance of conception after IUI treatment for female factor @entity249 except in cases with sever hormonal imbalance. The @entity3610 cases having the best success chances.
