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The combination of coculture and selective assisted hatching: results from their clinical application
1Northwest Center for Infertility and Reproductive Endocrinology, Margate, Florida.
Objective:
To establish pregnancies using a combination of coculture and selective assisted hatching.
Design:
Clinical application for a selected group of patients. Not a controlled study.
Setting:
Private infertility practice.
Patients:
Women with high basal FSH levels, ovulatory disorders, and multiple failed IVF attempts.
Main Outcome Measures:
Pregnancy and implantation rates.
Results:
Of the 95 patients who had coculture and selective assisted hatching, 45 (47.0%) have an ongoing pregnancy with a 23.0% implantation rate.
Conclusion:
The combination of coculture and assisted hatching produced acceptable pregnancy and implantation rates within the selected patient population.