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Table 2 Comparison of clinical outcomes from IVF treatment between male and female BMI status

From: The influence of male and female overweight/obesity on IVF outcomes: a cohort study based on registration in Western China

Variables

Group 1 (N = 3408)

Group 2 (N = 1398)

Group 3 (N = 4219)

Group 4 (N = 2166)

P-trend

Available embryo rate (%)

64.61 ± 22.83

63.68 ± 23.78

64.65 ± 22.95

63.41 ± 23.86

0.129

High-quality embryo rate (%)

39.80 ± 25.17

38.98 ± 26.10

40.34 ± 25.57

39.29 ± 26.32

0.279

Fertilization rate (%)

84.01 ± 17.42

81.46 ± 18.66*

84.31 ± 17.13

82.51 ± 18.17*

 < 0.0001

Normal fertilization rate (%)

63.15 ± 20.30

60.36 ± 20.68*

63.33 ± 19.94

61.14 ± 20.83*

 < 0.0001

Cleavage rate (%)

98.51 ± 5.12

98.51 ± 5.23

98.72 ± 4.26

98.44 ± 5.13

0.096

Blastocyst rate (%)

31.55 ± 32.69

33.14 ± 32.26

33.59 ± 32.94*

32.63 ± 32.44

0.085

Implantation rate (%)

86.73 ± 16.38

86.83 ± 17.27

87.33 ± 18.40

87.08 ± 17.59

0.482

Clinical pregnancy (n, %)

1274/1947 (65.43)

588/871 (67.51)

1619/2434 (66.52)

895/1317 (67.96)

0.349

Abortion (n, %)

154/1274 (12.09)

82/588 (13.95)

171/1619 (10.56)

124/895 (13.85)

0.593

Live birth (n, %)

1096/1947 (56.29)

501/871 (57.52)

1421/2434 (58.38)

757/1317 (57.48)

0.838

  1. The values are presented as the mean (± SD) and proportion and were compared using linear regression and logistic regression, respectively (Group 1 as the reference)
  2. *P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant, or marked in bold