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Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics
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Perurethral ultrasound-guided ovum pickup

Authors: Wisanto, Arjoko; Braeckmans, Patty; Camus, Michel; Devroey, Paul; Khan, Iqbal; Staessen, Catherine; Smitz, Johan; +2 Authors

Perurethral ultrasound-guided ovum pickup

Abstract

Either a percutaneous-transvesical, a transvaginal, or a perurethral-transvesical approach can be used for oocyte recovery under ultrasound guidance in an in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer program. After having experienced these three different approaches in our program, we preferentially used the perurethral-transvesical approach as our routine technique for oocyte recovery under ultrasound guidance. We feel that this method is easier to perform and also carries less risk for contamination. From January to December 1986, 186 oocyte retrievals under ultrasound guidance were performed. In 7 cases no oocytes were found despite normal ovarian stimulation. A total of 767 oocytes was collected; the fertilization rate was 71.8%. Forty pregnancies were achieved (21.5% per attempt or 27.7% per embryo replacement). Except for transient hematuria, no complications were observed.

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Belgium
Keywords

Urethra, IVF, Pregnancy, Humans, Female, Fertilization in Vitro, Embryo Transfer, Chorionic Gonadotropin, Ovum, Ultrasonography

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