Social determinants of access to minimally invasive hysterectomy: reevaluating the relationship between race and route of hysterectomy for benign disease von Price, Joan T., Zimmerman, Lilli D., Koelper, Nathan C., Sammel, Mary D., Lee, Sonya, Butts, Samantha F.

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EARLY ATTRITION AFTER ACCESS TO FERTILITY CARE: RACIAL DISPARITIES IN COMPLETION RATES OF FERTILITY WORK-UP von Acker, Alexandra, Koelper, Nathan C., Dokras, Anuja, Senapati, Suneeta

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PREOPERATIVE HORMONE USE AND SURGICAL COMPLEXITY IN ENDOMETRIOSIS CASES von Rush, Margaret A., Humphries, Leigh A., Koelper, Nathan C., Pollie, Meridith, Verma, Shefali Setia, Senapati, Suneeta

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ASSISTED HATCHING AND CLINICAL PREGNANCY RATE FOLLOWING FRESH EMBRYO TRANSFER von Guardino, Nicole, Weiss, Marissa Steinberg, Lee, Iris TIENLYNN, Koelper, Nathan C., Berger, Dara S.

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DIFFERENCES IN RESOURCE UTILIZATION BETWEEN NATURAL AND PROGRAMMED FROZEN EMBRYO TRANSFER CYCLES AT A SINGLE ACADEMIC FERTILITY PRACTICE von Peipert, Benjamin J., Stylli, Emilie M., Koelper, Nathan C., Martin, Caitlin E.

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SPERM MORPHOLOGY AT INSEMINATION: CLINICAL PREGNANCY AND LIVE BIRTH RATES von Tozour, Jessica N., Lal, Arnav, Varrecchione, Cassandra, Guardino, Nicole, Koelper, Nathan C., Berger, Dara S.

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OOPHORECTOMY AT TIME OF GENDER AFFIRMING HYSTERECTOMY IN YOUNG ADULTS von Batchelor, Jourdin, Bhadra-Heintz, Nia, Vasquez, Peter J., Koelper, Nathan C., Mainigi, Monica A.

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VITAMIN D BINDING GLOBULIN HAPLOTYPE AND REPRODUCTIVE OUTCOMES AFTER OVULATION INDUCTION von Lee, Iris TIENLYNN, Butts, Samantha F., Hoofnagle, Andrew, Koelper, Nathan C., Diamond, Michael P., Legro, Richard S.

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ONE-STEP WARMING: OPTIMIZES WORKFLOW AND EFFICIENCY IN THE IVF LABORATORY WITHOUT COMPROMISING OUTCOMES von Chrobocinski, Rian S., Chan, Dora M., Koelper, Nathan C., Skory, Robin, Gracia, Clarisa R., Berger, Dara S.

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UTILITY OF POST-TRIGGER LABORATORY VALUES FOR ASSESSING ADEQUATE RESPONSE BY OVULATION TRIGGER TYPE von Ewy, Joshua, Peipert, Benjamin J., Rush, Margaret A., Koelper, Nathan C., Kalra, Suleena K., Gracia, Clarisa R.

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DOES TRIGGER TYPE MATTER? EXPLORING OOCYTE YIELD AND BLASTOCYST UTILIZATION BY TRIGGER TYPE von Ewy, Joshua, Peipert, Benjamin J., Rush, Margaret A., Koelper, Nathan C., Kalra, Suleena K., Gracia, Clarisa R.

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EVOLUTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES REGARDING FERTILITY SERVICE UTILIZATION von Huttler, Alexandra Grace, Koelper, Nathan C., Mainigi, Monica Ailawadi, Gracia, Clarisa, Senapati, Suneeta

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FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE LEVEL AS A PREDICTOR OF SPONTANEOUS MENARCHE: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY OF 133 PATIENTS WITH TURNER SYNDROME von Mainigi, Monica Ailawadi, Bollig, Kassie Jean, Senapati, Suneeta, Koelper, Nathan C., Morrison, Aimee

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FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE TRENDS IN PATIENTS WITH TURNER SYNDROME ARE ASSOCIATED WITH MORE THAN KARYOTYPE AND SPONTANEOUS MENARCHE STATUS: RACE MATTERS von Bollig, Kassie Jean, Mainigi, Monica Ailawadi, Koelper, Nathan C., Morrison, Aimee, Senapati, Suneeta

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TIME TO POSTMENOPAUSAL FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE LEVELS AND KARYOTYPE: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF PATIENTS WITH TURNER SYNDROME von Bollig, Kassie Jean, Senapati, Suneeta, Koelper, Nathan C., Morrison, Aimee, Mainigi, Monica Ailawadi

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ELEVATED ANTI-MÜLLERIAN HORMONE LEVELS ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH PRETERM DELIVERY AFTER IN VITRO FERTILIZATION OR OVULATION INDUCTION von Kim, Anne E., Simoni, Michael K., Nadgauda, Ashni, Koelper, Nathan C., Dokras, Anuja

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NO DIFFERENCE IN OUTCOMES WHEN ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY (ART) PROCEDURES ARE PERFORMED ON WEEKDAYS OR WEEKENDS von Dolinko, Andrey V., Koelper, Nathan C., Berger, Dara S., Dokras, Anuja

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APPLICATION OF A MULTIPLEX PLATFORM TO IDENTIFY NOVEL BIOMARKERS FOR PREGNANCY LOCATION AND VIABILITY von Lee, Iris TIENLYNN, Koelper, Nathan C., Schreiber, Courtney A., Senapati, Suneeta, Sammel, Mary, Barnhart, Kurt T.

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FROM EMBRYO WARMING TO EMBRYO TRANSFER IN 3,325 EMBRYO TRANSFERS: CULTURE DURATION CAN BE EXTENDED UP TO NINE HOURS WITHOUT AN EFFECT ON CLINICAL PREGNANCY RATES von DiPietro, Erin E., Rosa, Vanessa, Shan, Chen, Espinoza, Gabriella, Kolliopoulos, Danielle, Koelper, Nathan C., Berger, Dara S., Richlin, Spencer S., Leondires, Mark P.

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VALIDATION OF BIOMARKERS FOR USE IN DIAGNOSIS OF ECTOPIC PREGNANCY: A CRITICAL STEP TOWARDS CLINICAL IMPLEMENTATION von Bollig, Kassie Jean, Barnhart, Kurt T., Senapati, Suneeta, Koelper, Nathan C., Sammel, Mary, Haisenleder, Daniel, Takacs, Peter

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