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ASRM invites you to meet the poster presenters of posters P-1
through P-296 on Tuesday morning and enjoy a continental
breakfast. Authors of posters P-297 through P-600 will present
their posters Wednesday morning.
Please note that on Monday, posters will be open from 12:00
pm until 5:00pm. On Tuesday, posters will be open from 7:00
am until 5:00 pm. On Wednesday, posters will open at 7:00
am and will conclude at 2:00 pm.
ASRM cannot be responsible for removing and/or returning
posters. All posters not removed will be discarded.
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TUESDAY TOPICS AND POSTER NUMBERS:
Contraception/Family Planning: P-1 thru P-15
Female Reproductive Endocrinology: P-16 thru P-39
Reproductive Hormones: P-40 thru P-47
Obesity and Metabolism: P-48 thru P-54
Ovarian Function: P-55 thru P-64
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: P-65 thru P-81
Endometriosis: P-82 thru P-105
Reproductive Immunology: P-106 thru P-108
Female Reproductive Tract: P-109 thru P-111
Imaging: P-112 thru P-114
Endometrium: P-115 thru P-130
Female Reproductive Surgery: P-131 thru P-140
Leiomyoma: P-141 thru P-144
Sexuality: P-145
Mental Health: P-146 thru P-155
Management: P-156 thru P-158
Environment and Toxicology: P-159 thru P-170
Male Factor: P-171 thru P-203
Ovarian Stimulation: P-204 thru P-209
Stem Cells: P-210 thru P-216
ART In Vitro Fertilitzation: P-217 thru P-245
ART - Clinical: P-246 thru P-268
ART - Laboratory/Basic: P-269 thru P-270
ART - Outcome Predictors, Clincial: P-271 thru P-290
ART - Outcome Predictors, Laboratory: P-291 thru P-296
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 7:00 am – 9:00 am
Poster Presentations and Reception
Abstracts P-1 through P-296
Hall E (Poster Area)
Continental Breakfast Provided
Supported by an educational grant from Merck.
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CONTRACEPTION/FAMILY PLANNING
P-1 HIGH AND LOW KNOWLEDGE AREAS CONCERNING
THE LINK BETWEEN AGE AND FERTILITY AMONG U.S. WOMEN
25-35 CURRENTLY USING BIRTH CONTROL OR NOT TRYING TO
CONCEIVE: KEY RESULTS FROM THE FERTILITY IQ 2011 SURVEY.
F. F. Velez1 , C. Fincher1 , A. L. Slotnick2 , E. Kramer2 , B. L. Collura3 , M.
C. Mahony1 . 1EMD Serono, Inc., Rockland, MA; 2Harris Interactive,
New York, NY; 3RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, McLean,
VA.
P-2 MOST WOMEN AGE 25 TO 35 PRIMARILY SEEK
FERTILITY ADVICE OR TREATMENT FROM THEIR OB/GYN:
FINDINGS FROM THE FERTILITY IQ 2011 SURVEY.
C. Fincher 1 , F. F. Velez 1 , A. L. Slotnick 2 , E. Kramer 2 , B. L. Collura 3 , M. C.
Mahony 1 . 1 EMD Serono, Inc., Rockland, MA; 2 Harris Interactive, New
York, NY; 3 RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, McLean, VA.
P-3 AREAS OF UNCERTAINTY CONCERNING KNOWLEDGE
OF FERTILITY AND ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
(ART) AMONG U.S. WOMEN 25-35 YEARS OF AGE: FINDINGS
FROM THE FERTILITY IQ 2011 SURVEY.
C. Fincher 1 , A. L. Slotnick 2 , E. Kramer 2 , A. Bendus 1 , B. L. Collura 3 , F. F.
Velez 1 . 1 EMD Serono, Inc., Rockland, MA; 2 Harris Interactive, New
York, NY; 3 RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, McLean, VA.
P-4 REDUCTION IN DYSMENORRHEA SEVERITY IN WOMEN
USING A 91-DAY EXTENDED REGIMEN ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE
COMPARED TO A 28-DAY REGIMEN ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE
FOR THE TREATMENT OF CYCLIC PELVIC PAIN.
D. J. Portman 1 , K.Z. Reape 2 , H. Hait 3 , B. K. Howard 2 . 1 Columbus
Center for Women’s Health Research, Columbus, OH; 2 Teva
Branded Pharmaceutical Products R&D, Inc., Horsham, PA;
3 Edenridge Associates, Wilmington, DE.
P-5 SELECTION OF A CONTRACEPTIVE IMPLANT
(IMPLANON) BY AN URBAN POPULATION IMMEDIATELY
POSTPARTUM.
J. L. Nodler, H. J. Smith, J. L. Arbuckle, V. C. Chapman, K. H. Hoover,
J. R. Biggio. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of
Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL.
P-6 DEMOGRAPHICS OF MEN RECEIVING VASECTOMIES
IN THE US MILITARY 2000-2009.
M. Santomauro, J. Masterson, C. Marguet, D. Crain. Urology, Naval
Medical Center San Diego, San Diego, CA.
P-7 LOW RATE OF ACTUAL IUD PLACEMENT IN AN URBAN
POSTPARTUM POPULATION NOT DESIRING PREGNANCY AND
SELECTING THE IUD.
J. L. Nodler, H. J. Smith, J. L. Arbuckle, V. C. Chapman, K. H. Hoover,
J. R. Biggio. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of
Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL.
P-8 THE FREQUENCY AND FOLLOW-UP OF MISSED
POSTPARTUM STERILIZATIONS.
R. H. Allen 1 , M. DeSimone 1 , L. A. Boardman 2 . 1 Women and Infants
Hospital/Brown University, Providence, RI; 2 University of Central
Florida, Orlando, FL.
P-9 THE USE OF INTRAUTERINE DEVICES FOR BIRTH
CONTROL IN A MINORITY, INNER- CITY PATIENT POPULATION:
A REVIEW OF OUTCOMES.
L. Londra, V. Shavell, G. Vilchez, P. Ojukwu, T. Jones, M. Diamond.
OBGYN, Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center, Detroit, MI.