Astrid Cantineau

Gynaecologist, Subspecialist Reproductive Medicine Profile

Gynaecologist, Subspecialist Reproductive Medicine

My main research focus is male infertility and endometriosis to optimize diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease. I am a gynaecologist and subspecialist in reproductive medicine and obtained my MD and PhD from the University of Groningen on optimizing treatment outcome with intrauterine insemination for subfertile couples. Currently I am chair of the Dutch special interest group on male infertility and guideline committee on male infertility.

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18. Infertility

2024

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Resumption of ovulation in anovulatory women with PCOS and obesity is associated with reduction of 11β-hydroxyandrostenedione concentrations

2024, Human reproduction (Oxford, England)

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- Leescommissie en oppositie promotieAstrid Cantineau (Member of Assessment Committee) 21-Nov-2023 Examination, teaching and supervision external institution > Academic
- Lifestyle intervention in women with obesity and infertilityAstrid Cantineau (Co-supervisor) 24-Jun-2023 Supervision and examination of PhD students of the UG > Academic
- Leescommissie en oppositie promotie Anneke SchreursAstrid Cantineau (Member of Assessment Committee) 8-Jun-2023 Supervision and examination of PhD students of the UG > Academic
- : Effect of diet on endometriosis on endometriosis complaintsAstrid Cantineau (Please select a role) 5-May-2023 Academic presentation > Academic
- Effect of diet on endometriosis on endometriosis complaintsAstrid Cantineau (Please select a role) 5-May-2023 Academic presentation > Academic
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Resumption of ovulation in anovulatory women with PCOS and obesity is associated with reduction of 11β-hydroxyandrostenedione concentrations

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Resumption of ovulation in anovulatory women with PCOS and obesity is associated with reduction of 11β-hydroxyandrostenedione concentrations

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