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2003 Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Report: Section 5—Trends
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Explanation of Figures, Section 5: Trends in ART, 1996–2003
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Figure 43
Figure 43
is a line graph representing the number of ART cycles performed,
number of live-birth deliveries, and number of infants born using
ART, by year from 1996 to 2003.
- 1996: 64,681 ART cycles, 14,507 live-birth deliveries, 20,840 live
babies born.
- 1997: 72,397 ART cycles, 17,186 live-birth deliveries, 24,785 live
babies born.
- 1998: 81,438 ART cycles, 20,126 live-birth deliveries, 28,851 live
babies born.
- 1999: 87,636 ART cycles, 21,746 live-birth deliveries, 30,629 live
babies born.
- 2000: 99,629 ART cycles, 25,228 live-birth deliveries, 35,025 live
babies born.
- 2001: 107,587 ART cycles, 29,344 live-birth deliveries, 40,687 live
babies born
- 2002: 115,392 ART cycles, 33,141 live-birth deliveries, 45,751 live
babies born.
- 2003: 122,872 ART cycles, 35,785 live-birth deliveries, 48,756 live
babies born.
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Figure 44
Figure 44 is a bar graph representing the percentage of live births
per transfer, by type of ART procedure, and by year for 1996, 2002 and
2003.
- 1996: Fresh–nondonor 28.0%, Frozen–nondonor 16.7%,
Fresh–donor 38.9%, Frozen–donor 20.8%
- 2002: Fresh–nondonor 34.8%, Frozen–nondonor 24.8%,
Fresh–donor
50.0%, Frozen– donor 28.8%
- 2003: Fresh–nondonor 34.7%, Frozen–nondonor 27.0%,
Fresh–donor
50.8%, Frozen– donor 30.1%
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Figure 45
Figure 45 is a bar graph representing the percentage of singleton
live births per transfer, by type of ART procedure, and by year for 1996,
2002 and 2003.
- 1996: Fresh–nondonor 17.2%, Frozen–nondonor 12.2%,
Fresh–donor 22.7%, Frozen–donor 15.3%
- 2002: Fresh–nondonor 22.5%, Frozen–nondonor 18.7%,
Fresh–donor
28.8%, Frozen–donor 20.9%
- 2003: Fresh–nondonor 22.8%, Frozen–nondonor 20.2%,
Fresh–donor
30.3%, Frozen–donor 22.3%
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Figure 46
Figure 46
is a bar graph representing the percentage of live births per transfer
for ART cycles using fresh nondonor eggs or embryos, by woman’s age and
by year for 1996, 2002 and 2003.
- 1996: Age <35, 33.6%; Age 35–37, 29.0%;
Age 38-40, 21.6%; Age 41–42, 11.5%; Age >42, 5.4%
- 2002: Age <35, 43.0%; Age 35–37, 37.1%;
Age 38-40, 26.4%; Age 41–42,
14.7%; Age >42, 6.6%
- 2003: Age <35, 43.2%; Age 35–37, 36.6%;
Age 38-40, 26.1%; Age 41–42,
15.1%; Age >42, 5.9%
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Figure 47
Figure 47 is a bar graph representing the percentage of singleton
live births per transfer for ART cycles using fresh nondonor eggs or
embryos, by woman’s age and by year for 1996, 2002 and 2003.
- 1996: Age <35, 19.3%; Age 35–37, 18.3%; Age 38-40, 15.4%;
Age 41–42,
9.5%; Age >42, 4.6%
- 2002: Age <35, 26.3%; Age 35–37,
24.0%; Age 38-40, 19.3%;
Age 41–42,
11.9%; Age >42, 6.2%
- 2003: Age <35, 26.6%; Age 35–37,
24.8%; Age 38-40, 19.3%;
Age 41–42,
12.4%; Age >42, 5.3%
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Figure 48
Figure 48 is a bar graph representing the percentage of
multiple-infant births per live-birth delivery, by type of ART procedure,
and by year for 1996, 2002 and 2003.
- 1996: Fresh–nondonor 38.4%, Frozen–nondonor 27.0%,
Fresh–donor 41.6%,
Frozen–donor 26.2%
- 2002: Fresh–nondonor 35.4%, Frozen–nondonor 24.6%,
Fresh–donor 42.4%, Frozen–donor 27.3%
- 2003: Fresh–nondonor 34.2%, Frozen–nondonor 25.3%,
Fresh–donor 40.3%,
Frozen–donor 26.0%
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Figure 49
Figure 49 is a bar graph representing the percentage of twin births
per live-birth delivery and triplet-or-more births per live-birth
delivery, for fresh–nondonor cycles, and by year for 1996, 2002 and 2003.
- 1996: Twins 31.4%, Triplets or more 7.0%
- 2002: Twins 31.6%, Triplets or more 3.8%
- 2003: Twins 31.0%, Triplets or more 3.2%
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Previous ART Reports
Implementation
of the Fertility Clinic Success Rate and Certification Act of 1992
Assisted
Reproductive Technology: Embryo Laboratory
Date last reviewed:
03/27/2006
Content source: Division
of Reproductive Health,
National Center for Chronic Disease
Prevention and Health Promotion
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