ArticleReproductive medicine and biology
Incidence, Clinical Risk Factors, and Pregnancy Outcomes of Trophectoderm- and Inner Cell Mass-Poor-Quality Blastocysts in Single Blastocyst Transfer Cycles: A Retrospective Cohort Study.
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Abstract
Purpose: To study incidence, clinical risk factors, and pregnancy outcomes of trophectoderm- and inner cell mass-poor-quality blastocysts in single blastocyst transfer cycles. Design: A retrospective cohort study included patients who underwent their first single blastocyst transfer cycle. A multivariate log-binomial regression model with COPY methods was performed. Results: The incidence of having no transferable high-quality blastocysts was 33.8% (15 685/46 433). Maternal age, BMI, infertility duration, cycle number, embryo developmental stage, and transfer strategies are independent risk factors that affect the quality of blastocysts ( Conclusions: Differential impacts of blastocyst component quality on early embryonic development.
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