Comparison of transmyometrial and transcervical embryo transfer in patients with previously failed in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer cycles and/or cervical stenosis

Fertility and Sterility
A GroutzA Amit

Abstract

To compare ultrasound-guided transmyometrial and transcervical ET in patients with cervical stenosis or in patients who failed to conceive after at least three previous IVF-ET cycles. A prospective, randomized study. The IVF-ET Unit at Serlin Maternity Hospital. Forty patients undergoing IVF-ET. Ultrasound-guided transvaginal, transmyometrial, versus transcervical ET. Clinical pregnancy rate. Transmyometrial ET was performed in 20 patients and resulted in one clinical pregnancy. Transcervical ET, performed in another 20 similar patients, resulted in three clinical pregnancies. No benefit was derived by electing transmyometrial ET in preference to transcervical ET in patients who had failed to conceive in previous cycles.

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