Female Infertility
New Data from University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) Illuminate Research in Female Infertility
Published in Women's Health Weekly, May 3rd, 2012
2012 MAY 3 -- In this recently published study, investigators in Camden, New Jersey conducted a study "To determine if the use of Embryo glue improves implantation and pregnancy rates following embryo transfer (ET) in women who failed to conceive in three previous attempts. A matched controlled study was performed in women undergoing IVF-ET, donor oocyte recipients and women using their own oocytes having fresh or frozen ETs."
"A woman having Embryo glue was matched with the very next woman not using glue within six months of age and having the same number of previous failed ETs. Embryo glue did not seem to improve pregnancy or implantation rates. In fact,...
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