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Final ART success rates: a 10 years survey
Oleh:
Gnoth, C.
;
Maxrath, B.
;
Skonieczny, T.
;
Friol, K.
;
Godehardt, E.
;
Tigges, J.
Jenis:
Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi:
Human Reproduction vol. 26 no. 08 (Aug. 2011)
,
page 2239-2246.
Topik:
REPRODUCTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGY
;
Cumulative Pregnancy Rate
;
Cumulative Live Birth Rate
;
Natural Fertility Rate
;
German Embryo Protection Act
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Perpustakaan FK
Nomor Panggil:
H07.K.2011.01
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BACKGROUND Cumulative pregnancy rates (CPRs) and live birth rates (CLBRs) are much better indicators of success in IVF programmes than cross-sectional figures per cycle or embryo transfer. They allow a better estimation of patient's chances of having a child and enable comparisons between centres and treatment strategies. METHODS A 10 year cohort study of patients undergoing their first assisted reproductive technique cycle was conducted. Patients were followed until live birth or discontinuation of treatment. All IVF and ICSI cycles and cryo-cycles with embryos derived from frozen pronuclear stage oocytes were included. The CPR and CLBR were estimated using the Kaplan–Meier method for both the number of treatment cycles and transferred embryos. The analysis assumed that couples who did not return for subsequent treatment cycles would have had the same chance of success as those who had continued treatment. RESULTS A total of 3011 women treated between 1998 and 2007 were included, and 2068 children were born; women already with a live birth re-entered the analysis as a ‘new patient’. For 3394 ‘patients under observation’ with 8048 cycles, the CLBR was 52% after 3 cycles (the median number of cycles per patient), 72% after 6 cycles and 85% after 12 cycles. A CLBR of ~50% was achieved for patients aged under 40 years, after the cumulative transfer of six embryos. The mean live birth rate from one fresh cycle and its subsequent cryo-cycle(s) was 33%. Our analysis also shows that ART can reach natural fertility rates but not exceed them. CONCLUSIONS Most couples with infertility problems can be treated successfully if they continue treatment. Thereby ART can reach natural fertility rates. Even with the restrictions in place as a result of the German Embryo Protection Law, CLBR reach internationally comparable levels.
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