Since its introduction in the year of 1970s, IVF success rates have increased by leaps and bounds in the IVF industry. From a mere low 10 over percent, it has now reached up to 80 over percent, through innovative treatment procedures and advanced technologies.
As a couple considering an IVF treatment, it is important to understand what success rates really mean in order to distinguish between clinical and individual success rates.
In general, success rate depends on variable factors such as :
High IVF success rates exceeding and comparable to world’s top IVF centres
*Please be aware that outcomes may differ based on individual circumstances, and not all treatment cycles will lead to egg retrieval, embryo transfer, or embryo cryopreservation.
Innovative technologies in IVF significantly impact success rates. As a patient at ALPHA IVF Centres, you have access to cutting-edge fertility treatments and technologies that yield success rates comparable to those of top IVF centers globally.
The following outlines our published IVF success rates in 4 categories –
Alpha IVF’s fresh blastocyst transfer demonstrates elevated clinical pregnancy and implantation rates while mitigating the risk of higher-order multiple pregnancies. Refer to the table below for an overview of Alpha IVF’s Blastocyst Transfer Program*.
*Lee CSS, Lim YX, Low SY (Alpha Fertility Centre). Fresh blastocyst transfer yields high clinical pregnancy and implantation rates and avoids higher order multiple pregnancies. Presented at the 23rd Malaysian Congress of the Obstetrical & Gynaecological Society of Malaysia, 5-8 June 2014, Selangor, Malaysia (Selected as one of the top 8 best abstracts).
Fresh blastocyst transfer from day 5 – 6, Non PGS, ICSI Mean number of blastocysts transferred is 2.0
IVF failure commonly results from unintentionally transferring embryos with chromosomal abnormalities. By utilizing PGT-A (formerly known as PGS), only embryos with the correct chromosome count (euploid) are selected for transfer, thereby enhancing pregnancy rates.
The following graphs illustrate the clinical pregnancy rates for patients undergoing IVF treatment with and without PGS*.
Clinical Pregnancy Rate (Stratified by Age Group)
July 2013 – December 2015
World Class Success Rate Up To 82.9%*
We also demonstrated that transfer of a single good graded euploid blastocyst produces pregnancy rates as high as 82.9%.
