[Relationship between endometrial thickness and pregnancy outcomes based on frozen-thawed embryo transfer cycles].
Ding Hf, Li Tian
Abstract
Ding Hf, Li Tian
Abstract
Patients with thin endometrium have poor pregnancy outcomes. The clinical pregnancy rate, embryo implantation rate and live birth rate of embryo-transfer and blastocyst-transfer are similar in patients with thin endometrium. Compared thin endometrium and non-thin endometrium patients, the clinical pregnancy rate and live birth rate of blastocysts have more substantial decline than those of embryos. Improving the quality of embryo could improve the pregnancy outcome of patients with thin endometrium. Sildenafil and growth hormone could not improve pregnancy outcome in patients with thin endometrium.
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Patients with thin endometrium have poor pregnancy outcomes. The clinical pregnancy rate, embryo implantation rate and live birth rate of embryo-transfer and blastocyst-transfer are similar in patients with thin endometrium. Compared thin endometrium and non-thin endometrium patients, the clinical pregnancy rate and live birth rate of blastocysts have more substantial decline than those of embryos. Improving the quality of embryo could improve the pregnancy outcome of patients with thin endometrium. Sildenafil and growth hormone could not improve pregnancy outcome in patients with thin endometrium.
Key concepts: Embryo transfer, Pregnancy, Gynecology, Pregnancy rate, Endometrium, Live birth, Medicine, Obstetrics