The results obtained at our center are scientifically analyzed according to patient age and the type of treatment applied, and are shared transparently.
Success rates in IVF treatment depend on many factors, including the patient’s age, egg and sperm quality, the treatment protocol used, and laboratory conditions.
The clinical pregnancy and live birth outcomes achieved at our center are evaluated by age group and shared transparently with our patients.
The data presented below are based on the real outcomes of patients who received treatment at our center within a specific time period.
Clinical Pregnancy Rate by Age
What Is a Clinical Pregnancy Rate?
A clinical pregnancy is defined as a pregnancy confirmed by the visualization of a gestational sac on ultrasound following embryo transfer.
Clinical pregnancy rates are among the first and most important indicators of IVF treatment success. As age advances, ovarian reserve and genetic quality change; therefore, a natural decline in these rates is expected.
Age – Clinical Pregnancy – Live Birth
| Age | Clinical Pregnancy | Live Birth |
|---|---|---|
| 20–29 | 83.22% | 72.82% |
| 30–34 | 81.51% | 71.70% |
| 35–37 | 78.36% | 69.90% |
| 38–40 | 76.49% | 69.47% |
| 41–50 | 69.91% | 67.26% |
Clinical pregnancy rates by age ranged from 83.22% in the 20–29 age group to 69.91% in the 41–50 age group.
Live Birth Rate by Age
Why Is the Live Birth Rate More Important?
The live birth rate reflects the ultimate success of IVF treatment. Even if a clinical pregnancy is achieved, not every pregnancy results in a live birth.
For this reason, when evaluating treatment success at our center, we consider not only pregnancy rates but also live birth rates as a primary outcome measure.
Age – Clinical Pregnancy – Live Birth
| Age | Clinical Pregnancy | Live Birth |
|---|---|---|
| 20–29 | 83.22% | 72.82% |
| 30–34 | 81.51% | 71.70% |
| 35–37 | 78.36% | 69.90% |
| 38–40 | 76.49% | 69.47% |
| 41–50 | 69.91% | 67.26% |
Clinical pregnancy rates by age ranged from 83.22% in the 20–29 age group to 69.91% in the 41–50 age group.
Live Birth Rate by Age
Why Is the Live Birth Rate More Important?
The live birth rate reflects the ultimate success of IVF treatment. Even if a clinical pregnancy is achieved, not every pregnancy results in a live birth.
For this reason, when evaluating treatment success at our center, we consider not only pregnancy rates but also live birth rates as a primary outcome measure.
At our center, live birth rates were measured at 72.82% in the 20–29 age group and 67.26% in the 41–50 age group.