Patient's question:
Due to the family member's blocked fallopian tubes, they have undergone several surgeries, and some attempts at culture dishes also failed. Can your hospital perform in vitro fertilization? How is the treatment for blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
The success rate of IVF-ET technology is generally quantified using clinical pregnancy rates, which refers to the proportion of clinical pregnancy cycles among embryo transfer cycles. A clinical pregnancy is defined as the observation of a gestational sac within the uterine cavity via vaginal MRI 28-30 days after embryo transfer. Success rates vary among different IVF centers, with most reporting a success rate of 30-50% per transfer cycle. Some centers report success rates of 60-70% per transfer cycle. The clinical success rate is influenced by various factors, such as patient decisions, clinical diagnostic and treatment methods, laboratory techniques, and more.