Effects on Outcomes of Different Kinds of Endometrial Preparation Methods in Frozen Embryo Transfer Cycles During in Vitro Fertilization-Embryo Transfer
A retrospective analysis of 323 frozen embryo transfer cycles found no significant differences in pregnancy or abortion rates among natural, induced ovulation, and hormone replacement therapy groups after excluding patients with endometriosis and adenomyosis.
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This retrospective study analyzed 323 frozen embryo transfer cycles to compare clinical outcomes among natural, letrozole-induced ovulation, and hormone replacement therapy endometrial preparation protocols. The researchers excluded patients with specific comorbidities, including those diagnosed with endometriosis or adenomyosis, to isolate the effects of the preparation methods on infertility treatment success. Results indicated no significant differences in clinical pregnancy rates, implantation rates, or miscarriage rates across the three groups, although the natural cycle group exhibited a significantly higher rate of cycle cancellation due to non-embryonic factors. Relevance to endometriosis: listed as an exclusion criterion for participants, meaning the paper explicitly omits these conditions from its analysis of endometrial preparation efficacy.
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