BACKGROUND Assisted reproduction technology (ART) has become a standard treatment
for infertile couples. Increased success rates obtained over the years have resulted primarily …

Objective To compare the risks for adverse pregnancy and birth outcomes by diagnoses with
and without assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment to non-ART pregnancies in …

Infertility has become an increasingly common health problem and has been estimated to
affect approximately 10% of women in the reproductive age. Due to its high prevalence, it …

STUDY QUESTION Do the outcomes and use of ART differ between women with and
without endometriosis? SUMMARY ANSWER ART use and outcome do not appear to differ …

Objective To determine whether assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment adds
obstetric and neonatal risks over and above that of underlying infertility-related diagnoses …

Several systematic reviews have been published recently on birth outcomes of infants
conceived through assisted reproductive technologies (ART), compared with infants …

One of the biggest obstacles to reproductive success is our inability to diagnose or treat
effectively the non-receptive endometrium. The endometrium becomes receptive for a …

Significant progress has been made in the understanding of embryonic competence and
endometrial receptivity since the inception of assisted reproductive technology. The …

Study question What is the effect of endometriosis compared to unexplained subfertility on
live birth rate in women undergoing IVF and embryo transfer (ET)? Summary answer …

Background: Infertility affects about 80 million individuals worldwide and 10–15% of couples
at reproductive age will seek medical assistance. There is increasing evidence that …