I-32: Uterine Factors Are Important for Successful Embryo Transfer After IVF

Which factors are important for successful embryo transfer after in-vitro fertilization?

The success rate after treatment by in-vitro fertilization (IVF) depends on the characteristics of the couples being treated, and the performance of the clinic. The former cannot be changed, and embryology laboratories have worked hard to optimize procedures. Numerous studies have been reported on how to improve insemination and culture procedures. The clinicians' role is confined to stimulatio...

Factors affecting the successful embryo transfer

The main factors affecting pregnancy and implantation rates are uterine receptivity, embryo quality, and transfer efficiency. Embryo transfer (ET) is the last step of critically important procedure of in vitro fertilization (IVF) and probably the least successful step in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) treatment cascade; though simple in most of the cases, it may pose to be the most diff...

factors affecting the successful embryo transfer

the main factors affecting pregnancy and implantation rates are uterine receptivity, embryo quality, and transfer efficiency. embryo transfer (et) is the last step of critically important procedure of in vitro fertilization (ivf) and probably the least successful step in assisted reproductive technology (art) treatment cascade; though simple in most of the cases, it may pose to be the most diff...

Comparison between Conventional Blind Embryo Transfer and Embryo Transfer Based on Previously Measured Uterine Length

IVF Treatment and Single Embryo Transfer

IVF has been described as one the medical breakthroughs of the 20 th Century. Over 5 million children have been born using the methods first developed by Robert Edwards who died last year. However there is continuing concern about some of the outcomes of IVF treatment (Kamphuis et al., 2014), particularly the high number of multiple births, a problem which became apparent only a few years after...

Embryo transfer duration and IVF success

Difficult ET is associated with impaired implantation 3 probably due to endometrial damage , presence of blood in the catheter 5, and triggering of uterine contractions due to cervical manipulation. There is hardly any literature on the effect of time employed for performing ET on the success rates of IVF cycles. Logically, the time employed for performing ET may be an important prognostic fact...