Clinique Ovo

This study looked back at the medical records of 846 women undergoing IVF to compare two different drug combinations used for ovarian stimulation. The goal was to see if one combination resulted in more usable embryos per treatment cycle and was more cost-effective, while still m…

This study compared two common methods for scheduling frozen embryo transfers during IVF. It looked at whether using a natural menstrual cycle or a hormone-supported cycle resulted in better pregnancy rates. The research involved over 1,200 women under 40 who had frozen embryo tr…

This study looked at whether giving a second ovulation trigger medication could successfully collect eggs from women whose first IVF egg retrieval attempt failed to get any eggs. It included 87 women who had this specific problem. Researchers compared different trigger medication…

This study looked back at the medical records of 1,207 women under 40 to see if taking a higher dose of aspirin (162 mg) before a frozen embryo transfer leads to better pregnancy outcomes than the standard lower dose (81 mg). Researchers compared the two groups to see which dose …

This completed study looked back at 118 women undergoing IVF treatment to see if using a higher dose of a specific fertility medication (follitropin delta) alongside another hormone could improve embryo quality. The research aimed to build on previous findings that personalized d…

This study aimed to understand if a father's age is linked to prenatal screening results for Down syndrome (trisomy 21). It involved over 7,100 pregnant women who completed standard screening tests and questionnaires. Researchers analyzed the data to see if older paternal age was…

This study looked back at past medical records to see if the timing between a sperm collection surgery and egg retrieval affects IVF success. It compared two groups: men who had sperm collected 24 hours before egg retrieval versus 48 hours before. The goal was to understand if on…

This study looked back at past surgeries to see if doctors can predict which men with very low or no sperm might benefit from a less invasive surgical approach. Researchers analyzed data from 248 men to see if factors like hormone levels could identify those who only needed a sma…