The most current public statistics are 2007. This information can be found on the SART website http://sart.org/.
Below is the table for Reproductive Resource Center's 2007 Liveborn Pregnancy rates and 2008 Ongoing Pregnancy rates:
2007 Liveborn Rates Per Embryo Transfer
IVF & ICSI
<35 years
35-37 years
38-40 years
>40 years
Donor
Liveborn Rate/embryo transfer
71/125 (57%)
18/35 (51%)
13/34 (38%)
0/0 (0%)
44/70 (63%)
2008 Ongoing Pregnancy Rates Per Embryo Transfer
Ongoing Pregnancy Rate/per embryo transfer
99/168 (59%)
29/51 (57%)
12/25 (48%)
2/5 (40%)
35/55 (64%)
These tables were developed from data which were reported to the Society
for Assisted Reproduction (S.A.R.T.) and the Centers for Disease Control
(C.D.C.).
These data are all results of blastocyst embryo transfer.
Each couple's chance of a liveborn is variable and individually based on diagnosis. A comparison of clinic success rates may not be meaningful because patient medical characteristics and treatment approaches vary from clinic to clinic. The following statistics as reported to S.A.R.T. include couples whose chance of success is significantly less than the overall program including severe male factor and women greater than 40 years of age.
