Pregnancy Success Rates at Bourn Hall Clinic
At Bourn Hall Clinic, we prefer to give figures that apply to you personally, rather than quote averages. That’s because everyone is unique and your individual circumstances will affect your chances of becoming pregnant. This means that we need to meet you and hear about your situation before we offer any advice or assess the likelihood of you fulfilling your dream.
Even so, some patients still ask us for more generalised figures, including the number of treatments we carry out each year and their outcome. You’ll find some of these facts below:
Pregnancy rates from our Cambridge Clinic:
2012 Highlights
| Treatment | Aged 37 and Under | Aged 38 and Above | ||
| IVF with ICSI day 5 Blastocyst transfer | 48.7% | 307/630 | 37.5% | 63/168 |
| IVF with ICSI day 2 transfer | 36.1% | 92/255 | 25.7% | 29/115 |
| IVF day 2 transfer | 35.9% | 50/139 | 17.4% | 15/86 |
| Frozen Embryo Blastocyst transfer | 47.0% | 25/53 | 22.2% | 2/9 |
- Our overall clinical pregnancy rate for all treatments, all ages, was 40.3% (578/1433)
- For the third year running over 40% of NHS funded patients got pregnant on their first IVF cycle (2012 figures were 44% (313/710)) – this means 78% of these patients could expect to achieve a pregnancy within 3 cycles
- Our egg share providers had a success rate of 56.5% (13/23) and egg share recipients achieved a clinical pregnancy rate of 52.4% (22/42)
2011 Highlights
| Treatment | Aged 37 and Under | Aged 38 and Above | ||
| IVF with day 5 Blastocyst transfer | 50.1% | 327/652 | 35.8% | 63/176 |
| IVF with day 2 transfer | 30.4% | 130/427 | 14.5% | 32/223 |
| IUI (partner) | 19.2% | 10/52 | 22.2% | 2/9 |
| IUI (donor sperm) | 23.8% | 15/63 | 25.0% | 1/4 |
- Our clinical pregnancy rate for all patients, for all treatments, was 37.3% (552/1478)
- All patients having day 5 single blastocyst embryo transfer achieved a 51.3% pregnancy rate, with only one set of twins (0.57%)
- Patients aged 35 and under having a single embryo (blastocyst) transferred (174 patients) achieved a 54% clinical pregnancy rate
- 42% of Bourn Hall Clinic patients funded by the NHS got pregnant on their first attempt with a single embryo transfer – the second year running that we’ve achieved this figure – this means 70% of these patients could expect to achive a pregnancy within 3 cycles
2010 Highlights
| Treatment | Aged 37 and Under | Aged 38 and Above | ||
| IVF with day 5 Blastocyst transfer | 37.8% | 218/576 | 33.5% | 61/182 |
| IVF with day 2 transfer | 26.8% | 125/466 | 13.8% | 32/260 |
| IUI (partner) | 15.4% | 10/65 | 6.6% | 1/15 |
| IUI (donor sperm) | 23.3% | 14/60 | 10% | 1/10 |
- In 2010, the Bourn Hall Multiple Birth Minimisation Strategy maintained clinical pregnancy rates. For example, 262 patients with an average age of 32, who had a single blastocyst replaced, achieved a 42.7% clinical pregnancy rate – with only two sets of twins. This shows that our Single Embryo Transfer protocol has driven down the number of multiple births, while continuing to achieve excellent success rates.
- Even though government regulations in respect of multiple birth targets are becoming stricter, we’re committed to continuing to provide patient choice and good pregnancy rates. We believe our strategy, and close attention to the growth and development of your embryos, achieves this.
While all of these facts and figures are a cause for optimism, they can only provide a partial view – one that doesn’t fully reflect your personal circumstances. That’s why we’d really prefer to get to know you before giving you an idea about your own chances of success.
To set up an initial consultation, just get in touch.
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