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• W2067181674 abstract "ObjectiveTo predict the cost of a delivery following assisted reproductive technologies (ART).DesignCost analysis based on retrospective chart analysis.SettingUniversity-based ART program.Patient(s)Women aged ≥26 and ≤42 years with FSH levels ≤12 IU/L on day 3 undergoing a first cycle of fresh, nondonor ART.Intervention(s)Logit regression using a fractional polynomial model of age and basal FSH was used to estimate the probability of a live birth. Cost analysis was applied to the resulting prediction.Main Outcome Measure(s)The predicted probability of a live birth following ART based on a woman's age and FSH and the associated cost of a live birth.Result(s)Analysis of 1,238 first ART cycles produced a prediction model for live birth rates following ART incorporating both age and FSH. A cost analysis based upon combination of age and FSH revealed the cost of a live birth exceeded $100,000 when the probability of a live birth fell below 15% and the cost rose exponentially at lower probabilities of live birth.Conclusions(s)Based upon a woman's age and FSH and expected cost for a live birth using ART may be calculated. At live birth rates <5%, the cost of ART is high and greatly exceeds the cost of donor cycles. This information is vital for patient counseling. To predict the cost of a delivery following assisted reproductive technologies (ART). Cost analysis based on retrospective chart analysis. University-based ART program. Women aged ≥26 and ≤42 years with FSH levels ≤12 IU/L on day 3 undergoing a first cycle of fresh, nondonor ART. Logit regression using a fractional polynomial model of age and basal FSH was used to estimate the probability of a live birth. Cost analysis was applied to the resulting prediction. The predicted probability of a live birth following ART based on a woman's age and FSH and the associated cost of a live birth. Analysis of 1,238 first ART cycles produced a prediction model for live birth rates following ART incorporating both age and FSH. A cost analysis based upon combination of age and FSH revealed the cost of a live birth exceeded $100,000 when the probability of a live birth fell below 15% and the cost rose exponentially at lower probabilities of live birth. Based upon a woman's age and FSH and expected cost for a live birth using ART may be calculated. At live birth rates <5%, the cost of ART is high and greatly exceeds the cost of donor cycles. This information is vital for patient counseling." @default.
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• W2067181674 title "The combined effect of age and basal follicle-stimulating hormone on the cost of a live birth at assisted reproductive technology" @default.
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