ArticleJournal of human reproductive sciences
Improving Fertility Treatment Documentation - A Survey.
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Abstract
Background: Many couples do not have adequate documentation following fertility treatments. Aims: To conduct a survey to understand the information needs of assisted reproductive technology physicians when assessing the reasons affecting treatment outcomes after intrauterine insemination (IUI) and Settings and Design: Online survey. Materials and Methods: Anonymous online survey of 14 parameters related to IUI treatment and 21 parameters related to IVF treatment, followed by recommendation of selected parameters for routine documentation. Statistical Analysis Used: Frequency distribution calculation of responses. Results: For IUI, total motile sperm count and post-wash sperm count and motility and for IVF, the quality and number of gametes, embryo number and morphology were the most important parameters. Conclusion: The study creates recommendations for the minimum information desirable in the fertility treatment documentation given to the couple undergoing treatment.
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