Influence of human embryo cultivation in a classic CO2 incubator with 20% oxygen versus benchtop incubator with 5% oxygen on live births: the randomized prospective trialbenchtop incubator with 5% oxygen on live births: the randomized prospective trial (CROSBI ID 325842)
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Gelo, Nina ; Kirinec, Gabriela ; Baldani, Dinka Pavičić ; Vrčić, Hrvoje ; Ježek, Davor ; Milošević, Milan ; Stanić, Patrik
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Influence of human embryo cultivation in a classic CO2 incubator with 20% oxygen versus benchtop incubator with 5% oxygen on live births: the randomized prospective trialbenchtop incubator with 5% oxygen on live births: the randomized prospective trial
Our objective was to assess the effect of benchtop incubators with low oxygen concentrations on the clinical and embryological parameters of our patients. We conducted a prospective, randomized, opened controlled trial on infertile patients in stimulated cycles. In total, 738 infertile patients were assessed for eligibility and, after final exclusions, 230 patients were allocated either to a 5% O2 group (benchtop incubator) or a 20% O2 group (classic incubator). Finally, 198 patients in the 5% O2 group and 195 in the 20% O2 group were analysed. The outcomes measured were fertilization rate, clinical pregnancy rate, and live birth rate. The primary outcome - live birth rate per all transfers - did not show any improvement in the 5% oxygen group over the 20% oxygen group (25.3% versus 22.6%, P=0.531), but the number of day 5 blastocysts was significantly higher (P=0.009). Fertilization rate did not show any beneficial effect of reduced oxygen (5%) (73.4%±22.4% versus 74.6%±24.0%, P=0.606) per all transfers but there was statistically significant difference in the day 5 SET subgroup (85.3±15.1 versus 75.1±17.5 ; P=0.004). Clinical pregnancy rate showed results in favour of the 5% oxygen group for all subgroups (day 3: 23.7% versus 21.1%, P=0.701 ; day 5 SET: 35.0% versus 30.6%. P=0.569) but showed statistical significance only in the day 5 SET subgroup (51.1% versus 29.8% ; P=0.038). Culturing of embryos in benchtop incubators under low oxygen produced more blastocysts and therefore was a better alternative for embryo selection, which resulted in higher pregnancy rates. To achieve higher live birth rates, embryo quality is not the only factor.
ART assisted reproductive technology ; BMI body mass index ; CPR clinical pregnancy rate ; DET double embryo transfer ; FR fertilization rate ; FSH follicle-stimulating hormone ; ICSI intracytoplasmic sperm injection ; IU international units ; IVF in vitro fertilization ; LBR live birth rate ; PR pregnancy rate ; SBT single blastocyst transfer ; hCG human chorionic gonadotropin ; hMG human menopausal gonadotropin
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