Sentences with phrase «fresh embryo transfer»

Several studies have shown that this rise in progesterone is associated with a lower pregnancy rate after fresh embryo transfer.

After the first fresh embryo transfer, it will be possible to freeze the remaining embryos and transfer them one by one, which is safe and effective.»

Professor Mol says that while many clinics are moving completely away from fresh embryo transfers, the freezing process adds additional costs in IVF and does not result in higher rates of live births.

The practice of freezing embryos and then thawing them and transferring them to women's wombs (known as frozen embryo transfer or FET) also increased by 27.6 % between 2008 and 2010; FET cycles had approximately half the multiple birth rate when compared with fresh embryo transfers, namely 13 % (2008), 11.9 % (2009) and 12 % (2010), with just 0.6 % triplet births in all three years.

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We concluded that the fresh transfer was impaired by the residual effects of ovarian stimulation on the uterine lining, reducing its receptivity to embryos.

Depending on the kind of embryo used — fresh or frozen — the timing of the transfer will differ.

The study is in progress, so Dr. Sharara will now examine the results and determine why this trend emerged, and whether frozen embryo transfer (rather than fresh) will improve outcomes.

Couples will no insurance coverage pay a set fee that will cover up to 4 fresh Donor Egg cycles, and their resulting frozen embryo transfers (plus a non-refundable fee of $ 10,500 Donor cost per fresh cycle).

Impact of single embryo transfer policy on perinatal outcomes in fresh and frozen cycles — analysis of the Japanese Assisted Reproduction Technology registry between 2007 and 2012.

Rates of live birth after the first embryo transfer were 34 % in the frozen embryo group, and 32 % in the fresh embryo group.

Freezing and subsequent transfer of embryos gives infertile couples just as much of a chance of having a child as using fresh embryos for in vitro fertilization (IVF), research from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and Adelaide, Australia has found.

Women were given one cycle of IVF, where either a transfer of fresh embryos occurred, or all embryos were frozen and one cycle of thawed embryos occurred subsequently without the use of IVF drugs.

Conventional IVF protocols involve the transfer of a fresh embryo to the uterus during the same cycle in which the eggs were collected and freezing extra embryos for future use.

Per embryo transfer, the live birth rates were 56 percent with fresh vs 47 percent with cryopreserved oocytes.

Donated fresh oocytes traditionally have been used immediately, creating embryos for transfer into the uterus, with extra embryos being cryopreserved for later use.

«Thus, having fewer mature oocytes can mean fewer embryos to choose from for fresh transfer or future transfer following cryopreservation, particularly among women who respond poorly to ovarian stimulation.»

All Finnish - speaking couples who had viable pregnancies after ART (fresh or frozen embryo transfer after IVF or ICSI treatment with their own gametes) during 1999 at five infertility clinics in Finland (Helsinki University Central Hospital, the Family Federation in Helsinki, Oulu and Turku — representing South, West and North Finland, respectively — and Helsinki Deaconess Institute) were offered information about this study.

Treatment variables were number of previous unsuccessful treatments (fresh or frozen embryo transfers, categorized as 0 = none, 1 = 1 — 3, 2 = 4 — 6, 3 > 6 attempts).