One year's experience with the GIFT method.

Acta Europaea fertilitatis · 1986 · vol. 17(2) , pp. 93–7 · PMID:3739561 · W2415695717
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Between January and December 1985, 83 GIFT procedures were performed for various infertility causes, resulting in 31 pregnancies (37.8%) across 82 women, with 17 babies delivered and 11 ongoing pregnancies.

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From January 1985 to December 1985 we have performed 83 GIFTS for various indications such as unexplained infertility, immunological problems, endometriosis, male factor, fimbrial pathology. In 82 women out of 83, oocytes and sperm have been transferred and 31 pregnancies (37.8%) have been obtained. Twelve women have delivered 17 babies; 11 pregnancies are ongoing, 7 have been interrupted by an abortion and 1 by a tubal pregnancy. The present and future roles of GIFT in the treatment of infertility is discussed.

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endometriosisinfertility

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Insemination, Artificial Adult Catheterization Fallopian Tubes Female Fertilization Humans Infant, Newborn Insemination, Artificial Male Middle Aged Ovulation Induction Pregnancy Pregnancy, Multiple Spermatozoa Sperm Capacitation

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