Our superior level of experience and commitment to outstanding care have made us not only one of the most trusted infertility clinics in South Africa, but also one of the most successful. Our pregnancy rates are among the highest in the nation, and we are pleased to share some of our statistics with you.
The primary success rate in each category is represented by the percentage of clinical pregnancies per embryo transfer procedure (CPR/ET). The clinical pregnancy rate (CPR) is defined by ultrasound identification of a gestational (pregnancy) sac within the uterine cavity and with a visible fetal heartbeat. However, CPRs may not correspond with live birth rates (LBRs), as some patients may miscarry.
The majority of all IVF transfers at Medfem Fertility Clinic are done on Day 5 after egg retrieval. This allows the longest time for self-selection of the best embryos that are most likely to succeed.
Our In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) success rates at Medfem Fertility Clinic can be attributed to our status as a leader in the field of clinical infertility, embryology research and laboratory methodology, as well as highly trained staff and a solid investment in state of the art equipment. The combined clinical experience of our specialist team is over 100 years. We pride ourselves on not only keeping up with the latest science in our field, but also being innovators and early adopters of the best that technology has to offer. Our outstanding embryology team is devoted to the most progressive methods of embryo culture, the process in which eggs and sperm are combined and fertilised to form an embryo.
The South African Register of Assisted Reproductive Techniques (SARA) report can be viewed here.
When reviewing any clinic’s fertility treatment statistics please keep in mind that methodology, treatment course schedules and patient population are unique to the given institution. The following parameters inform our success rates and philosophy at Medfem Fertility Clinic:
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