Three Successful Births After Three Consecutive Embryo Transfers
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Abstract
In the last decade, frozen embryo transfer (FET) has become the preferred option for certain groups of patients rather than fresh embryo transfer. The apparent superiority of FET may be explained by improved endometrial receptivity outside stimulated cycles. In this context, our study seeks to contribute to this discussion by reporting a case involving a certain degree of originality and a success rate not commonly seen in ART. This case demonstrates that both fresh and frozen embryo transfer are good treatment options.
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