Connect IVF Success Rates - 2021

The success of any IVF cycle is measured by a live birth at the end of the pregnancy, following the IVF cycle.

Connect IVF is a new IVF clinic commencing in 2021. What is not new is our team, our Fertility Specialists, Embryologists, Fertility Nurses and Patient Advocates who have a wealth of knowledge and experience over many years.

As Connect IVF began providing IVF services in June 2021, it is only now that we are able to provide our success rates on those patients treated in our first year of operation.

Chance of success in an IVF treatment cycle will depend upon individual circumstances, with the biggest factors affecting success being age, weight, lifestyle choices and cause of infertility. Not every IVF cycle initiated will result in an egg collection, a fresh embryo transfer or embryos suitable for freezing. The data used to determine Connect IVF success rates include all patients utilising their own eggs, no PGD/PGS genetically screened embryos, and combines all insemination types (IVF and ICSI). For more information on how to interpret clinic success rates, please refer to the AccessAustralia document on how to choose an IVF clinic and understanding success rates, and the YourIVFSuccess website.

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Fresh Embryo Transfer Success Rate

The graph above displays the Connect IVF patients who had a fresh embryo transfer utilising their own eggs that resulted in a clinical pregnancy and a live birth in 2021, in total 178 patients had a fresh embryo transfer. This graph does not include any subsequent frozen embryo transfer cycles that resulted after their initial IVF treatment. The live birth success rate ranges from 40.0% per embryo transfer for patients under 30 years of age, to 0.0% per embryo transfer for patients over 45 years of age.

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Frozen Embryo Transfer Success Rate

The graph above displays the Connect IVF patients who had a frozen embryo transfer utilising their own eggs that resulted in a clinical pregnancy and a live birth in 2021, in total only 27 patients had a frozen embryo transfer. The live birth success rate ranges from 70.0% per embryo transfer for patients 35-40 year olds, to 0.0% per embryo transfer for patients over 45 years of age.

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