It is beneficial to support young, good prognosis patients, who strongly desire a biological child, through multiple cycles of treatment

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It is beneficial to support young, good prognosis patients, who strongly desire a biological child, through multiple cycles of treatment
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It is beneficial to support young, good prognosis patients, who strongly desire a biological child, through multiple cycles of treatment

It is well known that in vitro fertilization (IVF)/intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) per cycle live birth rates are low (25%–30%) but that patients can increase their chances of achieving parenthood by undergoing repeated cycles. Women aged <40 years with good prognosis, in particular, have a…

VOLUME 116, ISSUE 1, P67-68

Author:

Sofia Gameiro, Ph.D.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Dropout rate and cumulative birth outcomes in couples undergoing in vitro fertilization within a funded and actively managed system of care in New Zealand" by Miller et al.

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