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Several factors affect the success rates of assisted reproductive techniques (ART). The most important factors include: the female’s age, the cause of infertility and the clinical and technical proficiency of the treating Staff. At the ReproMed, we take pride in being among the institutions with the highest success rates.
From 2008 to 2010, ReproMed performed 1,136 assisted reproductive technique (ART) procedures at our clinic. The techniques involved in ART undergo continuous development and improvement and we wish to summarize for you our most recent published results.
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IVF using non-donor eggs |
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Patient age |
# of patients with embryo transfers |
Clinical pregnancy rate |
Average # of embryos transferred |
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<35 |
148 |
89/148 (60.1) |
2.0 |
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35-39 |
178 |
98/178 (55.1) |
2.3 |
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40-42 |
97 |
27/97 (27.8) |
2.5 |
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All ages |
423 |
214/423 (50.6) |
2.2 |
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IVF using donor eggs |
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Donor age |
# of patients with embryo transfers |
Clinical pregnancy rate |
Average # of embryos transferred |
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<35 |
181 |
130/181 (71.8) |
2.0 |
A patients overall chance of becoming pregnant significantly increases for those that continue with additional cycles. As such, we would like to also share with you our cumulative pregnancy rates for those that continued with subsequent cycles using frozen embryos created in their initial IVF cycle.
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Cumulative Pregnancy Rates |
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Patient Age |
Clinical Pregnancy Rate |
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<35 |
70.8% |
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35 - 39 |
63.0% |
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>39 |
36.1% |