P-47: Are There any Predictive Factors for SuccessfulcessfulAnalysis of 339 Cycles

s:1454:"Background: Intracytoplasmic sperm injection(ICSI) outcome is tighly depending of male and female factors. The assessment of several clinical and laboratory parameters may predict results of ICSI. Materials and Methods: We restrospectively analysed patients who had ICSI for male or female factor infertility. The clinical and laboratory factors that influenced the fertilization, pregnancy and implantation rates were also analysed. 139 cycles in269 couples were analysed. women’s age, etiology of infertility, duration of infertility number of retrived oocyts,sperm parameters, number oftransferred embryos,body mass index, pelvic desease and transfer day were evaluated. Results: Optimal pregnany rates were observed in women aged 25-35 years,whit gradual decline whit advanced age .the pregnancy/transfer rate was statically depending of,the number of retrieved oocytes and the number of transferred embryos.However, transferring more than three embryos was no significatively superior to two or three.Etiology of infertility had no influence in fertilization and pregnancy,butmay predict the implantation rate.The duration of infertility was of no value in predecthng the fertilization,implantation orpregnancy rates,and neither seam’s to be the sperm parameters. Conclusion: The only statiticaly significant variable ofICSI outcome were women partner"s age, number of retrived oocyte and numbr of transferred embryos.";