Study the effect of numbers of transferred embryos on pregnancy rates and abortion rates in day3 and day5 embryo transfer.

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1 Genetic engineering and biotechnology research institute university of Sadat city, Sadat city, Egypt

2 animal biotechnology department,genetic engineering and biotechnology research institute ,university of Sadat city

3 Ass.prof.Dr./ sherif salah elsayed Gaafar Associate professor in department of obstetrics and Gynecology_ faculty of medicine- Alexandria University sherif.gaafar@alexmed.edu.eg

Abstract

Abstract:

Background: The goal of ART labs over the last ten years was to find embryos with the best chance of implantation. In order to improve selection and increase implantation rates, blastocyst stage transfers on day 5 become more frequent considering that morphology on day 3 embryos may not be a reliable indicator of pregnancy possibility.

Study objectives: Our study aimed to assess the clinical outcomes of Day 3 ETs and Day 5 ETs and compare the effect of the number of transferred embryos in clinical pregnancy and early abortion rates performed on (D3 and D5).

Patients and Methods: A randomized controlled trial was performed with 200 women under 40 years with primary infertility undergoing ICSI. On day 3 and day 5ET, participants were divided into two groups of 100 each. After ICSI and controlled ovarian hyperstimulation, ET was carried out under ultrasound monitoring. Clinical pregnancy rates and early abortion rates were among the outcome measures.

Results: No significant differences were showed among two groups regarding sperm parameters, duration of infertility, oocyte retrieval. Day 5 transfers showed the highest clinical pregnancy (71.9%) followed by day 3 (46.9% and 50.0%). Abortion rates were highest on day 3 (50.0%) and lowest on day 5 (12.1%).

Conclusion: Day 5 ET yielded the best pregnancy outcomes when compared with Day 3. Further prospective research is essential to optimize ET numbers and enhance ART outcomes

Keywords: blastocyst, cleavage stage, clinical pregnancy, embryo transfer, Early Abortion rate.

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African Journal of Biological Sciences

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript
Available Online from 21 November 2024

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