Metrics
How is success determined?
Success rates following IVF treatment are dependent on many factors including the age of the egg and sperm providers, the type of fertility issue, the duration of infertility , the lifestyle of the patients, (whether they smoke, are overweight etc) the technology used in the IVF laboratory and the skill of the medical and scientific staff who manage the fertility treatment.
One of the most significant factors in determining a successful cycle is the age of the woman whose eggs are used in the treatment.
As a woman’s age increases, the success rate drops. This is because the quality and/or quantity of a woman’s eggs reduce as she grows older. This decline can start to commence by age 35 and speeds up by the age of 40 and continues to decline until the age of menopause, at about 51 years of age.
So even though IVF can assist people to have their family, IVF treatment cannot make up for the natural decline of age on the number and quality of eggs that may be able to be retrieved.Therefore, using a donated egg from a younger woman can increase the chance of conceiving. As the success is dependent on the age of the egg donor and the quality of the egg.
So even though IVF can assist people to have their family, IVF treatment cannot make up for the natural decline of age on the number and quality of eggs that may be able to be retrieved. Therefore, using a donated egg from a younger woman can increase the chance of conceiving. As the success s dependent on the age of the egg donor and the quality of the egg.
For example, a woman who is 45 years of age, using an egg donor who is 21 you would expect the success rates to be around 40-50% rather than a 2-5% chance if the woman was using her own eggs.
Your success
What can you expect?
At Manor Baby we only recruit donors who are between the ages of 21 and 31 who have had at least one child of their own to give our patients the best chance of conceiving.
All Manor Baby's donor eggs are frozen using the latest vitrification technology and methods in our state of the art laboratory in Ukraine and Georgia.
Success in egg donation
Egg thaw success
From our data from our laboratories in Victoria Clinic in Ukraine, 95% of the donor eggs we freeze, thaw successfully and are of superior quality to be injected with sperm with the hope fertilisation will occur.
72% of the eggs we supply through our program successfully fertilise and 46% grow to form high quality Blastocysts.
From a batch of 10 eggs, we therefore guarantee that there will be a minimum of 3 blastocysts which will be of high quality to transfer or freeze for later use.
Manor Baby's thaw results for egg survival, fertilisation and blastulation compare well with the leading clinics in this field around the world.
