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JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MEDICINE
卷 10, 期 18, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/jcm10184111
关键词
embryo selection; time-lapse imaging; morphokinetic assessment; implantation; clinical pregnancy rate
The study evaluated how TLS and the KIDScore algorithm changed embryo selection practices and improved clinical pregnancy rates compared to conventional morphological evaluation. Findings showed that the TLS group in 2020 had significantly higher CPR compared to the conventional group in 2019, indicating that TLS is useful in identifying embryos with the highest potential for pregnancy.
Time-lapse systems (TLS) and associated algorithms are interesting tools to improve embryo selection. This study aimed to evaluate how TLS and KIDScore (TM) algorithm changed our practices of embryo selection, as compared to a conventional morphological evaluation, and improved clinical pregnancy rates (CPR). In the study group (year 2020, n = 303 transfers), embryos were cultured in an EmbryoScope+ time-lapse incubator. A first team observed embryos conventionally once a day, while a second team selected the embryos for transfer based on time-lapse recordings. In the control group (year 2019, n = 279 transfers), embryos were selected using the conventional method, and CPR were recorded. In 2020, disagreement between TLS and the conventional method occurred in 32.1% of transfers, more often for early embryos (34.7%) than for blastocysts (20.5%). Irregular morphokinetic events (direct or reverse cleavage, multinucleation, abnormal pronuclei) were detected in 54.9% of the discordant embryos. When it was available, KIDScore (TM) was decreased for 73.2% of the deselected embryos. Discordant blastocysts mainly corresponded with a decrease in KIDScore (TM) (90.9%), whereas discordant Day 3 embryos resulted from a decreased KIDScore (TM) and/or an irregular morphokinetic event. CPR was significantly improved in the TLS group (2020), as compared to the conventional group (2019) (32.3% vs. 21.9%, p = 0.005), even after multivariate analysis. In conclusion, TLS is useful to highlight some embryo development abnormalities and identify embryos with the highest potential for pregnancy.
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