Fertility Center of San Antonio

Success Rates

2003 - 2007 IVF & ICSI Pregnancy Rates (excludes donor egg)

  Maternal Age
  <35 35-39 >39
Number of retrievals 724 527 188
Number of transfers 687 500 174
Ongoing pregnancy rate per transfer 54%
(370/687)		 40%
(200/500)		 23%
(40/174)
Implantation rate 40%
(594/1478)		 27%
(328/1229)		 15%
(75/484)
Clinical pregnancy rate per transfer 61%
(417/687)		 49%
(243/500)		 37%
(64/174)

2003 - 2007 Egg Donor Cycles (all ages)

  • 69%  pregnancy rate (55/80)

2003 - 2007 Frozen Embryo Transfer Cycles (all ages)

  Results for all ages
Number of transfers 701
Ongoing pregnancy rate per transfer 41%  (289/701)
Implantation rate 34%  (451/1330)
Clinical pregnancy rate 50%  (349/701)

 

Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE)

TESE is a male factor procedure during which oocytes are injected with sperm extracted from testicular biopsy. We began performing TESE as a hospital procedure in 1994, and began offering TESE as an office-based procedure in 2001. Our pregnancy success rates reported below are for years 2001 - 2006.

  • 51% successful pregnancies with TESE sperm (35/68)

Tubal Reversal Success Rates

The success rates for a tubal reversal vary depending on whether one or both tubes can be reversed and the length of tube at the end of the surgery. That information is typically not known until the surgery is completed, however we try to give the best estimate based on the information from your prior tubal ligation and the results of a hysterosalpingogram (HSG - dye test that shows how long the tube is coming off the uterus). Pregnancy rates have been reported between 40% and 80% depending on the above factors. Dr. Neal performed his first tubal reversal in 1991. Dr. Martin performed his first tubal reversal more than 20-years ago. If you would like to make an appointment to discuss a tubal reversal in more detail please call the office to set up an initial consultation.

SART Outcomes

https://www.sartcorsonline.com/rptCSR_PublicMultYear.aspx?ClinicPKID=2240

Webpage CDC, Assisted Reproductive Technology:

http://www.cdc.gov/art/index.htm