Lower cesarean section rate in singeltons born after gonadotropin-free in vitro fertilization (NC-IVF) compared to conventional IVF

Cesarean section (CS) rate is known to be high in an infertile population because of multiple reasons. Differences in maternal characteristics such as age, parity or subfertility reasons are of importance. In NC-IVF embryos showed a better quality, implantation is improved due to increased endometrium receptivity. However little is known about the obstetrical outcomes in NC-IVF compared to conventional IVF (cIVF) conceived pregnancies. Retrospective analysis of singelton pregnancies after IVF treatment with fresh embryo transfers. All women (18 – 42 years) with regular cycles choose NC-IVF or cIVF. NC-IVF was pe…