2020
DOI: 10.5935/1518-0557.20200001
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Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Brazil: characterization of centers and profiles from patients treated

Abstract: Objective: The aim of this study was to analyze the application of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) in Brazil from the active clinics and the population served considering the changes in the last resolutions of the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM), which enabled the use of the techniques for anyone, regardless of their health insurance system, gender or marital status. Methods: This paper was based on the analysis from the "Reproductive Technologies and (in) fertility study: regulation, market and rig… Show more

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“…This shows that, although advanced age is an unavoidable maternal risk factor, it can still be aggravated in women of lower socioeconomic status in less developed regions. In addition, although high proportions of pregnancies with advanced age are observed in the very high development regions in this study, it is known that these pregnancies are mostly planned, with better preconception care and with a considerable prevalence of assisted conceptions, a method that is increasingly common in women with advanced age, mostly performed in the private sector [39]. These findings support the idea that the socioeconomic environment in which the mother is embedded, as well as adequate prenatal care, can reflect on the better development of the fetus [24,28].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…This shows that, although advanced age is an unavoidable maternal risk factor, it can still be aggravated in women of lower socioeconomic status in less developed regions. In addition, although high proportions of pregnancies with advanced age are observed in the very high development regions in this study, it is known that these pregnancies are mostly planned, with better preconception care and with a considerable prevalence of assisted conceptions, a method that is increasingly common in women with advanced age, mostly performed in the private sector [39]. These findings support the idea that the socioeconomic environment in which the mother is embedded, as well as adequate prenatal care, can reflect on the better development of the fetus [24,28].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…As TR surgiram nos anos 1980 e foram inicialmente projetadas para casais heterossexuais inférteis, mas passaram a ser utilizadas por outros grupos sociais a partir da abertura de novas possibilidades de constituição familiar para pessoas que vivem outros tipos de relacionamentos, como parceria de mesmo sexo ou pessoas solteiras (Barbosa, 2000;Loyola, 2015;Machin et al, 2020). A Organização Mundial da Saúde (OMS) define a infertilidade após o surgimento da RA como sendo a ausência de gestação para um mesmo casal após 12 meses de relações sexuais sem utilização de métodos contraceptivos (WHO, 2002).…”
Section: Tecnologias Reprodutivasunclassified
“…A demanda por filhas/os, a reprodução da humanidade, sendo a motivação por constituir descendentes, sobrepujou a proposta das TR como meio de contornar a infertilidade. As TR, primariamente desenvolvidas para serem utilizadas em quadros patológicos, como a obstrução tubária (Barbosa, 2000;Corrêa, Loyola, 2015), deixaram de ter esse caráter e passaram a ser vislumbradas para outras situações que possibilitassem a constituição familiar com prole nos casos em que a reprodução não era viável (Machin et al, 2020).…”
Section: Tecnologias Reprodutivasunclassified
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