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Analysis on the outcome of intrauterine artificial insemination with donor's sperm

Yanli Ma

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Objective To analyze the parameters affecting the pregnancy rate in intrauterine artificial insemination with donor's sperm (AID-IUI).Methods A total of 345 AID-IUI cycles in our center were selected.Chi-square test and multiple unconditional logistic regression were performed.Results The pregnancy rate of 345 AID-IUI cycles were 24.1%.The pregnancy outcome showed no statistically significant difference between the groups of different age and duration of infertility (P0.05).Multivariable stepwise logistic regression model revealed that the number of AID-IUI cycles was a risk factor that affected the pregnancy rate of per cycle.The OR value for 2 cycles group and 3 cycles group were 6.78 [95%CI(2.75~16.71)] and 2.87[95%CI(1.12~7.36)],respectively.Conclusion The number of AID-IUI cycles was one of the most important factors affecting the pregnancy rate of per cycle.

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Objective To analyze the parameters affecting the pregnancy rate in intrauterine artificial insemination with donor's sperm (AID-IUI).Methods A total of 345 AID-IUI cycles in our center were selected.Chi-square test and multiple unconditional logistic regression were performed.Results The pregnancy rate of 345 AID-IUI cycles were 24.1%.The pregnancy outcome showed no statistically significant difference between the groups of different age and duration of infertility (P0.05).Multivariable stepwise logistic regression model revealed that the number of AID-IUI cycles was a risk factor that affected the pregnancy rate of per cycle.The OR value for 2 cycles group and 3 cycles group were 6.78 [95%CI(2.75~16.71)] and 2.87[95%CI(1.12~7.36)],respectively.Conclusion The number of AID-IUI cycles was one of the most important factors affecting the pregnancy rate of per cycle.

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Objective To analyze the parameters affecting the pregnancy rate in intrauterine artificial insemination with donor's sperm (AID-IUI).Methods A total of 345 AID-IUI cycles in our center were selected.Chi-square test and multiple unconditional logistic regression were performed.Results The pregnancy rate of 345 AID-IUI cycles were 24.1%.The pregnancy outcome showed no statistically significant difference between the groups of different age and duration of infertility (P0.05).Multivariable stepwise logistic regression model revealed that the number of AID-IUI cycles was a risk factor that affected the pregnancy rate of per cycle.The OR value for 2 cycles group and 3 cycles group were 6.78 [95%CI(2.75~16.71)] and 2.87[95%CI(1.12~7.36)],respectively.Conclusion The number of AID-IUI cycles was one of the most important factors affecting the pregnancy rate of per cycle.

Key concepts: Medicine, Intrauterine insemination, Logistic regression, Pregnancy, Pregnancy rate, Gynecology, Artificial insemination, Obstetrics

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