OBJECTIVE To evaluate cost per delivery using two different initial approaches to the treatment of postvasectomy infertility. DESIGN Model of expected costs and results in the United States in 1994. SETTING Men with postvasectomy infertility, evaluated and treated at centers with experience in vasectomy reversal or sperm retrieval and ICSI. PATIENT(S) Men with postvasectomy infertility, w...

Female infertility is a global medical condition that could be caused by various disorders of the reproductive system. constitutes significant and growing burden on patients, health care systems society. Our aim was to determine annual costs insurance system related unspecified female in Hungary. Data were derived from financial database National Health Insurance Fund Administration Hungary, ye...

It is estimated that ten to twenty percent of couples in the developed world experience infertility.1 Factors such as late childbearing increase the rates of infertility, particularly when race and economic disadvantages are considered.2 Additionally, infertility and the experience of infertility often result in significant emotional and psychological costs to those involved.3 It is thus not su...

Background ART is costly for governments and couples seeking treatment. In addition to any other costs that may arise during treatment, such as medication, consultations and extra procedures, women undergoing IVF experience physical and emotional stress. Furthermore, it is not always possible to get a favorable outcome. Despite all the remarkable scientific advances in modern medicine, traditio...

AIM To determine whether minimal stimulation with clomiphene and gonadotropin provides outcomes and direct costs comparable with those of a conventional GnRHa-gonadotropin stimulation protocol for infertile patients undergoing in vitro fertilization. METHODS A non-randomized clinical trial was conducted from 1 July 1996 to 31 March 2003 at the Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Unit, Ramat...

The quantity of Infertility in woman reproductive age suffering from endometriosis in Russia is from 15% (V. Baskakov) to 38% (Popov A). But the treatment success not exceeding 45-48% (not randomized). And the correlation between prevalence endometriosis rate and PR is absent. Is There a Role For Hormonal Treatment in Endometriosis- Associated Infertility? Suppression of ovarian function to imp...