follicle diameter and duration of procedure
Procedureto investigate if smaller follicles thrive embryos as the bigger follicles
Other names: success rates
NCT Number: NCT05666401
Investigators aim to investigate if the time spent for smaller follicles worth to deal with. The difference between follicle groups are recorded for embryological parameters. Results will be analysed for yielding transfer embryo and pregnancy rates between groups.
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Notify Me20 year–40 year
Female
Observational
Bursa Eurofertil IVF center, Bursa, Turkey (Türkiye)
There are papers about follicle dimensions and volumes studying their effect on embryologic parameters. But most of these studies are far from practical approach and are not easily applicable, such as 3D volumetric measurement is not feasible for most of the clinics. Also one of the points important for us it to evaluate the duration of the procedure and the possible positive effect of shortening the duration for better results. Investigators plan to measure the follicles just before puncture and arrange two groups. Group 1,follicles with diameter of 17 mm and more, and group 2 follicles between14-17 mm. Maturation, fertilization, cleavage characteristics are recorded. The source of chosen transfer embryo and crio-preserved embryos per cycle is also point of interest.
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to investigate if smaller follicles thrive embryos as the bigger follicles
Other names: success rates
Time frame: 5 to 7 days
comparing groups as the source of transfer embryo
Time frame: 3 weeks
comparing groups as the source of implanted embryo
Eurofertil IVF Health Center
Other
Does Follicle Diameter and Total Duration Spent for Oocyte Pick up Has Any Effect on Embryological Parameters and Clinical Pregnancy Rates
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