Примери за luteal

• A short luteal phase is associated with difficulty conceiving.

• This is when a woman enters the "luteal" phase when the body gears itself up for pregnancy and produces the hormone progesterone.

• With suppression of ovulation, the luteal body is not formed and does not produce progesterone.

• The cells were recovered from ovaries in various reproductive states (anestrous, follicular or luteal).

• A controlled study of light therapy in women with late luteal phase dysphoric disorder.

• Late luteal phase dysphoric disorder in 670 women evaluated for premenstrual complaints.

• The decline in the luteal phase is a more consistent finding than the midcycle peak.

• Women are said to have a defective luteal phase if the progesterone level fails to rise after ovulation.

• First luteal tissue in ewe lambs: influence on subsequent ovarian activities and response to hysterectomy.

• The former conceived in 1935, 4 days earlier than would have been consistent with the hypothesis of a constant luteal phase.

• Ultrastructural characteristics of the luteal phase endometrium in patients undergoing controlled ovarian hyperstimulation.

• During their development, maintenance and regression, luteal cells change in composition, size and function.

• Follicular and luteal androgens and oestrogens were within normal limits.

• She suggests that the existence of this small minority (as she takes it to be) indicates 'how recently luteal phase hypersexuality must have evolved'.

• The increase of melatonin levels from the follicular phase to the luteal phase seen in normal controls was absent in the migraine patients.

• All patients had normal ovulation and luteal phase, based on basal body temperature curves and serum progesterone measurements.

• Reference values for luteal progesterone measured by salivary radioimmunoassay.

• As many women show depressive symptoms during the luteal phase, cyclical changes in cortisol levels may be causally related to changes in mood and cognition.

• Fifteen female volunteers, free from psychiatric history and hormonal medication were tested twice, during mid-follicular and late-luteal phases in a randomized, crossover design.