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.

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.

Gestational age can be estimated based on HCG value when the HCG value is below 10,000 mIU/mL (gestational ages 3 weeks 0 days to 5 weeks 2 days).

The fetal heartbeat rate for HRT FET protocols for euploid embryo transfer to a gestational carrier is 70% at our center.

The complex topic of deciding on ICSI vs conventional insemination is explained simply and clearly. ICSI is preferred approximately 70% of the time.

14 days after embryo transfer, an HCG value of 500 mIU/mL or higher is a good sign that the pregnancy will progress to have a fetal heart beat on US.

Laser assisted hatching does not appear to have any impact on pregnancy rates after frozen embryo transfer.

Rates of twins and higher order multiples are estimated based on age at oocyte retrieval and number of embryos transferred.