Infertility Update - UT Southwestern Medical Center...Patients with Unexplained Infertility 2.7 3.8...

Infertility Update

George R Attia, M.DDirector of IVF Program

University of Texas SouthwesternMedical Center at Dallas

Infertility

• Inability to conceive after one year of adequate unprotected intercourse (six months if the woman is over age 35)

Time Required for Conception in Couples Who Will Attain Pregnancy

25

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7285

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1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 1 Year 2 Year 3 ear

% P

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ant

35%

35%

20%

7% 3%

Male FactorTubal FactorOv dysfunctionUnexplainedOthers

40%

40%

10%

10%

Anovulatory

Tubal & Pelvic

Unusual factors

Unexplained

• Anovulation• Tubal Factor• Male • Pelvic Factor (Endometriosis, adhesion)• Unexplained• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

10%

90%

PCOS

Others

Ovulation

• History• BBT• LH kits• Mid luteal phase Progesterone (cycle length

– 7)• Ultrasound• EMB (day 21-26)

• Anovulation• Tubal / Pelvic Factor• Male • Unexplained• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

Tubal & Pelvic Factors

• Tubal disease, PID• Tubal surgery• Pelvic adhesions• Endometriosis

Tubal Factor

• Tubal infertility after PID (12%, 24%, 50%)• One-half of patients who found to have

tubal damage and/or pelvic adhesion have no history of antecedent disease

Tubal Factor

• Hysterosalpingography• Hysteroscopy / laparoscopy• Falloscopy

• Anovulation• Tubal Factor• Male • Unexplained• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

Male Factor Infertility

• Anatomic defects (hypospadias, Retrograde ejac.)

• Genetics Causes • Trauma• Infection• Endocrine disorders• Varicocele

Male Factor Infertility

• Vol. > 2 ml, Conc. > 20x106, Mot. >50%, Morph. > 30%.

• Total motile sperm per milliliter ( sperm per ml X percent motility) > 1o x 106

Male Factor Infertility

• Screening for

* Cystic fibrosis (Bilateral congenital absence of the vas) (1%-2% of infertile males)

* Y chromosome microdeletion (7% - 10%)

* Klinefelter’s syndrome (XXY) (1 in 500)

• Anovulation• Tubal Factor• Male• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)• Unexplained

• Anovulation• Tubal Factor• Male• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)• Unexplained

Basic Work Up• Day 3 Labs (FSH,

Inhibin B, Estradiol)• Mid luteal phase

Progesterone• Semen analysis

• Hysterosalpingogram

• ??? Laparoscopy

• Anovulation

• Male

• Tubal Factor

• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

• Unexplained

• Anovulation• Tubal Factor• Male• Unexplained• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

1. Estrogen2.FSH

4.LHPositive

Feedback

3. Estrogen

Hypoth / Pituitary

Induction of Ovulation

1. Estrogen2.FSH

4.LHPositive

Feedback

3. Estrogen

Hypoth / Pituitary

1. Clomid2. Injection Medications

(Gonal-f, Follistim, Repronex)

Induction of Ovulation

• Clomid 80% response, less invasive, cheapLow incidence of multiple

• Injectable Multiple gestationExpensive

• Intrauterine Insemination

• Anovulation• Tubal / Pelvic Factor• Male• Unexplained• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

• Tubal Surgery• In vitro fertilization (IVF)

Pregnancy Outcome After Tubal Surgery

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%

Intrauterine 70% 17% 12%Ectopic 10% 14% 4%

Mild Moderate Sever

Preg

nanc

y R

ate

( %)

10 29 56

• Anovulation• Tubal Factor• Male • Unexplained• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

• Intrauterine Insemination• In vitro fertilization (IVF)• Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)

• Anovulation• Tubal Factor• Male• Unexplained• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

Pregnancy Rate per Cycle in Patients with Unexplained Infertility

2.7 3.8 5.68.3 7.7

17.1

30

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

NoTreatmentIUIClomipheneClomiphene & IUIHMGHMG + IUIIVF

• Anovulation• Tubal Factor• Male• Unexplained• Uterine/cervical (fibroid)

In Vitro Fertilization(IVF)

LH FSH

Hypoth / Pituitary

PositiveFeedback

Estradiol

FollisitimGonal-FPerganolRepronex

D 1 D 21 D 35SD 1

Start Lupron

Start FSHStart OC Retrieval Transfer

2 D3 wks 2wks 3 DS D

10-14

10-14 D

IVF Success Rate

• Age• Age• Age• 40 - 60%• Cost $5500 + Medications

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection(ICSI)

Pre Implantation Genetic Diagnosis(PGD)

Sex Selection(Microsort)