IVF Outcomes: Effects of Blood or Mucus on the Tip of a Soft Embryo Transfer Catheter After Embryo Transfer

Dasig, J.; Zhao, Qianying; Shu, Yaqing; Reddy, Vikrant; Gebhardt, J.; Behr, Barry

doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2011.01.104

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“…Pregnancy rates fell even further, to 10%, when there was a significant amount of blood (11). Similarly, in a preliminary study, blood or mucus on the tip was associated with a significantly lower pregnancy outcome (12). Blood and mucus were associated with an increased risk for unsuccessful transfers with odds ratios of 1.9 and 1.8, respectively.…”

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Importance of embryo transfer technique in maximizing assisted reproductive outcomes

Schoolcraft

2016

Fertility and Sterility

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Embryo transfer is arguably the most critical process in the sequential events that encompass an IVF cycle. Several variables play a role in the success of a transfer, including catheter type, atraumatic technique, and the use of ultrasound guidance. The inclusion of hyaluronan in the ET media also has a benefit for implantation. Because of the adverse effects of controlled ovarian hyperstimulation on the endometrium, frozen embryo transfers have demonstrated improved pregnancy rates as well as better obstetric outcomes. This review will talk about various aspects of ET as it is currently performed, variables affecting its success, and methods of optimization.

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Section: Variables Influencing Etmentioning

confidence: 87%

Importance of embryo transfer technique in maximizing assisted reproductive outcomes

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2016

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IVF Outcomes: Effects of Blood or Mucus on the Tip of a Soft Embryo Transfer Catheter After Embryo Transfer

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Importance of embryo transfer technique in maximizing assisted reproductive outcomes

Importance of embryo transfer technique in maximizing assisted reproductive outcomes

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