One-quarter of women with endometriosis who freeze their eggs have a live birth
Groundbreaking study demonstrates success of vitrification in this population — but age and surgical history are important
Nearly half of women with endometriosis who freeze their eggs will later thaw their gametes and half of them will go on to have a successful live birth, a pivotal study suggests.
Spanish researchers examined records for 1044 women with endometriosis who had oocytes vitrified at fertility clinics between 2007-18 and found 46.5% of them came back for their eggs, thawing them a mean of 1.7 years later.
