Fertility and sterility · 1996
Clinical application of nonselective assisted hatching of human embryos.
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Hu Y, Hoffman D I, Maxson W S, Ory S J
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effect of nonselective assisted hatching on pregnancy rate (PR) and to provide an alternative and simplified method for clinical application of assisted hatching.
DESIGN: Retrospective analysis of clinical data.
SETTING: Private infertility practice.
PATIENT(S): Women from 258 consecutive stimulated IVF cycles.
INTERVENTION(S): Assisted hatching was performed on each transferred embryo regardless of patient history, embryo morphology, or other selection criteria routinely applied to many IVF programs.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Pregnancy, live birth, and implantation rates.
RESULT(S): Of 258 consecutive patients who had nonselective assisted hatching, 109 (42%) had clinical pregnancies, with 93 (36%) live births and 178 (20%) embryos implanted.
CONCLUSION(S): Nonselective assisted hatching resulted in an acceptable PR and provided an alternative and simplified method for clinical application of assisted hatching.
DESIGN: Retrospective analysis of clinical data.
SETTING: Private infertility practice.
PATIENT(S): Women from 258 consecutive stimulated IVF cycles.
INTERVENTION(S): Assisted hatching was performed on each transferred embryo regardless of patient history, embryo morphology, or other selection criteria routinely applied to many IVF programs.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Pregnancy, live birth, and implantation rates.
RESULT(S): Of 258 consecutive patients who had nonselective assisted hatching, 109 (42%) had clinical pregnancies, with 93 (36%) live births and 178 (20%) embryos implanted.
CONCLUSION(S): Nonselective assisted hatching resulted in an acceptable PR and provided an alternative and simplified method for clinical application of assisted hatching.