Since reproductive age women have higher prolactin levels than men, a reference range specific to women is suggested to prevent unnecessary pituitary MRI imaging.

We need standardized terminology for frozen embryo transfer (FET) protocols to compare them. For this reason, standard FET protocols are defined and numbered.

Pregnancy rates for euploid embryos vary by age at oocyte retrieval and day of cryopreservation (day 5, day 6, or day 7).

There is a small decrease of approximately 10% in the fetal heartbeat rate per embryo transfer from the first to the third successive single euploid embryo transfer.

Review of methods used to quantitatively measure the performance of embryo culture media for quality control monitoring.

Methodology is described for monitoring the performance of vitrified donor oocytes. Summary data is listed and compared for multiple donor oocyte banks.

Oocyte and embryo yield after IVF stimulation is discussed and graphed for different AMH values. ICSI and conventional insemination are compared.

The need for uniform embryo labeling is discussed and a proposed solution is given.

A method for quality control monitoring of embryo incubators is discussed and demonstrated. No under performing incubators were discovered.

Increased pregnancy rates after euploid embryo transfers are seen after a transition to more use of modified natural frozen embryo transfer protocols (without letrozole).

Overall there is about a 30-40% loss of reproductive potential when embryos are thawed, biopsied for PGT-A, and vitrified again.

Outcome data for several frozen donor oocyte banks is given for oocytes thawed at a single center.

Links are provided to websites for companies that offer helpful fertility related services.

A graph is given to estimate the chances of having at least 1 live birth based on number of oocytes cryopreserved.

Two tools are given to estimate the chances of having at least 1 live birth from an oocyte retrieval based on age at oocyte retrieval and AMH.

A list of several sperm banks is provided.

The average Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) and 95% confidence interval is given for fertility clinic patients based on age.

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) frozen embryo transfer (FET) protocols are compared for use with oocyte thaw, ICSI, and fresh embryo transfer cycles.

Fresh and frozen embryo transfers have similar live birth rates in the United States based on data reported to SART (Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology).

Fetal heartbeat rate per embryo is compared for different frozen embryo transfer (FET) protocols.