Table 1. Main relationships of female age and AMH levels with ART outcomes.
Increasing female age Higher AMH levels Lower AMH levels
Lower ovarian reserve Higher antral follicle count (AFC) Non responders
Higher poor response cycles Lower bFSH levels Poor responders
Longer stimulation time Lower gonadotropin dose
Higher cancellation rates Higher ovarian response
Lower number of retrieved oocytes (COC) Excessive ovarian response
Lower fertilisation rate (FR) Higher good response rate
Lower embryo cleavage rate Lower cancellation rates
Lower embryo quality Higher number of COC
Lower biochemical pregnancy rate (BPR) Higher number of MII oocytes
Lower clinical pregnancy rate (CPR) Higher CPR
Higher miscarriage rate Higher embryo quality
Lower cycles reaching embryo transfer Higher implantation rate (IR)
Higher embryo aneuploidy Higher embryo euploidy
Lower live birth rate (LBR) Higher LBR
≥45 years old: no pregnancy Without correlation if ≤35 years:
BPR, CPR, LBR
Predictor models: With correlation if ≥40 years:
>36 years: lower LBR COC, BPR, IR, CPR, LBR
>30 years: lower LBR
>28 years: lower LBR AMH values decrease with age
Prognostic value of AMH is higher in advanced age