IVF 2021 – OPTIMISTIC FUTURE?
- MUDr. Štěpán Machač, Ph.D.
IVF 2021 OPTIMISTIC FUTURE? MUDr. tpn Macha, Ph.D. IVF Clinic, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
IVF 2021 OPTIMISTIC FUTURE? MUDr. tpn Macha, Ph.D. IVF Clinic, Olomouc IVF 2018 Around 2,4 million ART cycles are estimated each year, with about 500 000 babies born. 2-6% live births in Europe by ART. World data analysis
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Table 1. Newly introduced additions that may have adversely affected IVF outcomes Embryo selection Extended embryo culture to blastocyst Elective single embryo transfer (eSET) Closed embryo incubation systems with time lapse imaging Preimplantation genetic screening (PGS)* Mild ovarian stimulations “Mini-IVF” Natural cycle IVF Patient-friendly IVF Cycle interruptions All freeze cycles with frozen-thawed cycle to follow Embryo banking with combined frozen-thawed cycle to follow
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Treatment add ons 3.3. One area of work that we have already started is treatment ‘add ons’ which have become a feature of many IVF services. Increasingly, patients are being offered a variety of treatments – including drug regimes, methods for culturing embryos and treatment procedures – with the claim that they improve the chances of a successful pregnancy. Some patient feedback indicates that many now see such treatments as an indicator of a good service. Yet the evidence base for many of these treatments is weak. Our new website will give information about these add ons and we are discussing collaborative work with the professional bodies and patient groups. How might we want to progress this work further in 2017-20? Treatment costs 3.4. We are not an economic regulatora, nd have no direct levers to pull around the cost of treatment, but this is one of patients’ top concerns. Although our new website won’t list prices for each clinic, it will give patients information about the range of costs across UK clinics. It will also give patients a chance to give feedback on the patient ratings feature about whether they paid what the clinic estimated treatment would cost.
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Daily Mail, Fertility Clinics accused of covering up potentially fatal side effects of IVF