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Table 3 Ovarian reserve markers and pregnancy outcomes in patients of different ages within salpingectomy group and control group

From: Salpingectomy may decrease antral follicle count but not live birth rate for IVF-ET patients aged 35–39 years: a retrospective study

 

Salpingectomy group

Control group

 

Group A1

(age <35 years, n = 376)

Group A2

(age 35–39 years, n = 158)

Group B1

(age <35 years, n = 995)

Group B2

(age 35–39 years, n = 393)

Basal FSH (IU/L)

7.57 ± 2.56

7.72 ± 2.57

7.62 ± 2.70

7.78 ± 2.77

Basal E2 (pg/ml)

45.52 ± 22.23

43.20 ± 19.36

46.37 ± 28.26

49.68 ± 37.68

Antral follicle counts

8.69 ± 4.35

6.75 ± 3.56a,b

8.25 ± 3.48

8.00 ± 3.71

Clinical pregnancy rate (%)

41.2 (155)

39.2 (62)

41.9 (417)

41.2 (162)

Spontaneous abortion rate (%)

14.8 (23)

17.7 (11)

13.9 (58)

17.9 (29)

Live birth rate (%)

33.0 (124)

29.7 (47)

34.0 (338)

31.6 (124)

Ectopic pregnancy rate (%)

5.2 (8)

6.5 (4)

5.0 (21)

5.6 (9)

Multiple pregnancy rate (%)

15.5 (24)

14.5 (9)

15.8 (66)

16.0 (26)

  1. Abbreviations: FSH follicle-stimulating hormone, E2 estradiol. Values are expressed as mean ± standard deviation unless indicated otherwise
  2. Statistical differences were calculated using the Mann–Whitney U-test
  3. Clinical pregnancy rate, spontaneous abortion rate, live birth rate, ectopic pregnancy rate, and multiple pregnancy rate were calculated using the chi-square test or Fisher’s exact test
  4. Results are significantly different if P < 0.05
  5. aP<0.05 (vs. group A1)
  6. bP<0.05 (vs. group B2)
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Journal of Ovarian Research

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