One step further: Randomised single-centre trial comparing the direct and afterload techniques of embryo transfer
Human Reproduction Aug 04, 2021
Setti PEL, Cirillo F, Morenghi E, et al. - Although there was a wide variation among operators, the rate of difficult transfers was significantly higher in the direct embryo transfer (ET) group compared with the afterload ET group.
Between September 2017 and March 2019, 352 ultrasound-guided ETs were assigned to either direct ET or afterload ET in this prospective randomized unblinded controlled clinical trial.
The rate of difficult transfers in the direct ET group was significantly higher than in the afterload group: 68 (38.6%) vs 17 (9.7%), respectively.
The mean percentage of difficult transfers per operator was 22.5%, with 36.1% in the direct group and 8.6% in the afterload group.
The operator's difficult transfer rate ranged from 0% to 43.8%.
The clinical pregnancy rates did not differ significantly between groups.
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