Dr Kelton Tremellen
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Clinical Director, Repromed
Director of Gynaecology, TQEH
Phone: +61 8 8333 8111
Fax: +61 8 8333 8188
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Research Interests
Dr Tremellen's principal research interests include:
- developing novel therapies for recurrent miscarriage
- male infertility secondary to oxidative stress.
Through this research, he has developed close ties
with commercial partners Gropep (recurrent
miscarriage therapy) and Roche Consumer Health (male
infertility therapy). He is focused on the development of ties
between basic science and commercial applications and has also conducted
research into new tests for detecting premature ovarian failure.
This research has now been translated into a clinical program termed
the 'Egg Timer' service.
He is a fellow of the Royal Australian and New
Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and a member
of the Fertility Society of Australia and the American Society for
Reproductive Medicine.
Recent Publications:
Tremellen KP, Kolo M, Gilmore
A, Lekamge DN. Anti-mullerian hormone as a marker of ovarian reserve*.
Aust N Z J Obstet Gynaecol 2005;45(1):20-4.
Tremellen K, Petrucco OM. Management
of fertility issues in cancer survivors. Aust Fam Physician 2003;32(1-2):15-8.
Robertson SA, Bromfield JJ, Tremellen KP.
Seminal 'priming' for protection from pre-eclampsia-a unifying hypothesis.
J Reprod Immunol 2003;59(2):253-65.
Robertson SA, Ingman WV, O'Leary S, Sharkey DJ, Tremellen
KP. Transforming growth factor beta--a mediator
of immune deviation in seminal plasma. J Reprod Immunol 2002;57(1-2):109-28.
Tremellen K, Norman RJ. The effect
of intercourse on pregnancy rates during assisted human reproduction
- reply letter to editor. Hum Reprod 2001;16(9):2029.
Tremellen KP, Valbuena D, Landeras
J, Ballesteros A, Martinez J, Mendoza S, et al. The effect of intercourse
on pregnancy rates during assisted human reproduction. Hum Reprod
2000;15(12):2653-8.
Tremellen K, Robertson SA. Seminal
'priming' for successful mammalian pregnancy. Proceedings of the
V11 International Congress of Reproductive Immunology. New Dehli:
Narosa Publishing House, 2000:88-89.
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