Percentage of blastulation on the number and function of meta-phase II oocytes

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Objective: Establish the number of metaphase II oocytes that are needed for optimum blastulation rate and to achieve a better rate of gestation. Methods: Retrospective study. Women diagnosed with infertility. There were 110 women submitted to IVF/ICSI, excluding third day transfers and those with canceled cycles. After controlled ovarian stimulation, cultivation continued to blastocysts. Results: Average age of the patients: 33.41. IVF technique: 73 patients, 66.4%; ICSI: 37 patients, 33.6%. Pregnancy: gestation: 57.3%; Non-gestation: 42.7%. Mean number of oocytes in metaphase II: 7.5. Conclusion: The gestation rate coincides with the center's results (50-60%), reached with 7 mature oocytes. Mean blastulation rate was 39.2%.

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Chadid, M. L., Carpio, J., Valdivieso, P., Zambrano, M., García-Ferreyra, J., & Valdivie-So-Mejía, P. (2015). Percentage of blastulation on the number and function of meta-phase II oocytes. Jornal Brasileiro de Reproducao Assistida, 19(3), 111–113. https://doi.org/10.5935/1518-0557.20150025

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