In-vitro fertilisation (IVF/ICSI)

Frozen embryo transfer

For the interval 2018-2020, 35,8% of women below 35 years and 29,9% of women 35-39 years had a living foetus after transfer of a frozen/thawn embryo, whereas the number was 22,2% for women 40-43 years.

Oocyte donation

From 2017-2020, 49,4% of transfers resulted in a positive pregnancy test, and 36,9% had an ongoing pregnancy. The national average was 33,5%.

We are best in choosing the right embryo

Our success is especially due to the fact, that we have performed more blastocyst transfers in women with several good quality embryos on day 2. In 2018 we performed single embryo transfer (SET) in 96% of all transfers in women under 40 years, and in 58% of transfers in women 40-45 years. For women under 40 years, 3% had a twin pregnancy and 2.5% after frozen embryo transfer. 

In 2018-20, we had to transfer 3,1 embryos to have an ongoing pregnancy for women below 40 years.

We were able to preserve the high pregnancy rates, although we transfer fewer embryos than most other private clinics do. We think the improvement is due to the fact that we culture all embryos in the embryoscope, which helps us choosing the right embryo for transfer.