Prognostic factors of a first cycle of IVF with respect to the result of second cycle of IVF in women with primary infertility and younger than 40 years. study on 1187 women

The primary intention for the choice of fertilization modality between IVF and ICSI is the prevention of a relative or total fertilization failure. Such treatment failure is best prevented through ICSI, which results in slightly higher clinical pregnancy rates per started cycle. After embryo transfer, there are no differences in the success rates of IVF and ICSI. The supposed cumulative live-birth rates are useful as a basis for counselling subfertile couples to help reduce the high discontinuation rate, which is still the main reason for inefficacy in ART. Following an unsuccessful first treatment cycle, the prognosis remains positive, but until success is achieved, more treatment cycles are necessary.

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Determinants of cumulative ART live-birth rates in a single-center study: age, fertilization modality, and first-cycle outcome

Tigges

Godehardt

Soepenberg

et al. 2016

Arch Gynecol Obstet

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Prognostic factors of a first cycle of IVF with respect to the result of second cycle of IVF in women with primary infertility and younger than 40 years. study on 1187 women

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Determinants of cumulative ART live-birth rates in a single-center study: age, fertilization modality, and first-cycle outcome

Determinants of cumulative ART live-birth rates in a single-center study: age, fertilization modality, and first-cycle outcome

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